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St. Louis Ranks 20th For Income Level
Seventy-two U.S. markets currently have more than $25 billion in total personal income (TPI), with St. Louis ranking 20th with $116.4 billion. TPI is defined as the sum of all money received by all residents of a given area in a given year. It encompasses such diverse sources of income as salaries, interest payments, dividends, rental income and government checks. |