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	Percapita Income
		Per capita income is often used by policymakers and the public as an overall index of well-being or standard of living in an economy.
		That Kentucky is a much more rural state than average accounts for 29 percent of the difference, and the remaining 14 percent comes from the fact that Kentucky’s employment per capita is lower than the average of the rest of the states.
		Kentucky would then lie almost exactly at the average of the other states for the percentage of college graduates (20.4 percent vs. 20.3 percent) and well above the average of the other states for the percentage of the population that are high school graduates that did not attend college (38.0 percent vs. 30.9 percent).
	gatton.uky.edu /CBER/Downloads/berger97.htm (3915 words)

	Frankfort, Kentucky
		It is in the Bluegrass region of Central Kentucky.
		The median income for a household in the city is $34,980, and the median income for a family is $47,855.
		The per capita income for the city is $20,512.
	creekin.net /c7590-n222-frankfort-kentucky.html (430 words)

	Louisville, Kentucky - www.1-louisville.com
		The industrial sections of town are located to the south and west of the airport, while most of the residential areas of the city are located to the southwest, south and east of downtown.
		The per capita income for the county was $22,352.
		The Cathedral of the Assumption located in downtown Louisville is the seat of the Archdiocese of Louisville.
	www.1-louisville.com (7305 words)

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	Drug Trends Kentucky
		Though methamphetamine manufacturing activity in Kentucky consists mostly of small, unsophisticated clandestine laboratories producing limited amounts of methamphetamine, this activity is expected to expand rapidly in the near future in terms of both the number of labs and their size/sophistication.
		Kentucky methamphetamine production is a simple process taught among violators and dominated by Caucasians in the lower social and economic class, including former marijuana cultivators, who are beginning to realize the greater profit margin and diminished threat from law enforcement posed by methamphetamine production versus marijuana cultivation.
		Aside from ideal locations for marijuana plots, growers often plant their crops on public lands, such as National Forests, in an effort to draw greater protection from personal and/or financial loss due to asset forfeiture procedures, should they be apprehended.
	www.drugrehabresources.com /content.php?cid=396&state=Kentucky (2001 words)

	Chapter 5: Business Taxex in Kentucky
		Kentucky is a poor state that must levy relatively high taxes to provide an average level of public services, but the high tax burden is borne disproportionately by individual taxpayers, not businesses.
		Kentucky had the second highest relative burden, 108.0 percent of the eight-state average, when private earnings were used as the tax base.
		Kentucky’s personal tax burden fell to 109.0 percent of the average when total personal income was the measure of taxpaying capacity; our rank was third.
	www.kltprc.net /books/financinggovt/Chpt_5.htm (4938 words)

	AN ASSESSMENT OF APPALACHIAN BANKING: EVIDENCE FROM KENTUCKY (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		In these distressed counties, per capita income is no more than two-thirds of the national average and poverty and unemployment rates are at least 150 percent of the national rates.
		As a result, per capita bank assets for Appalachian Kentucky were only $9,153, compared with $10,700 for Kentucky non-Appalachia rural counties, and $22,129 for Kentucky metropolitan counties.
		A low degree of High Per Capita Banking due to Low Monopoly means that Appalachian banks are more likely to operate in an environment where per capital banking resources (the amounts of deposits, loans, and assets, and the number of bank offices) are low due to high market shares of individual banks.
	www.siue.edu /~bzhou/PAPER_A.html (4083 words)

	Kentucky and the New Economy
		Kentucky ranked 22nd in the nation in 1998 in terms of the increase in its share of total U.S. exports relative to other states.(55) The state’s improved ranking from 1996, when it ranked 23rd, indicates an increase in its share of total U.S. exports relative to other states.
		And some research has shown a parallel between the trajectory of per capita income and industrial composition; that is, the closer the alignment of a region’s or a state’s industrial composition with the national industrial makeup, the more likely that per capita income will also converge with the national average.
		Kentucky’s per capita income, however, may be closer to the national average than these data suggest.
	www.kltprc.net /books/challenges/Chpt_03.htm (13987 words)

	The Impact on Individuals and Families of Replacing the Federal Income Tax (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Few changes in federal income tax laws over the past four decades have had as far-reaching effects on the distribution of federal tax burdens as the shift in the relative tax burdens from taxpayers without dependent children to taxpayers with dependent children.
		In effect, the head of a one-parent family is allowed to split income with a dependent child, with the child's portion of the parent's income being taxed at a low or zero rate.
		While the debate between ''income tax reform'' and ''consumption taxation reform'' often characterizes the differences between the two plans for reform as significant, I argue below that, with respect to efficiency gains, the distinction between reform toward a broad-based income tax and reform toward a broad-based consumption tax is relatively minor.
	commdocs.house.gov /committees/ways/hwmw105-15.000/hwmw105-15_0.htm (18392 words)

	KWA -- Kentucky Waterways Alliance \| /programs/minigrant.html
		Kentucky Environmental Education Council EnviroScape Workshop, which trained teachers to use EnviroScape models and facilitated compilation of a set of NPS activities for the EnviroScapes.
		The project area is eastern Kentucky, an area with difficulty in permitting traditional septic systems because of the topography of the land and the small home sites that need on-site wastewater treatment.
		In addition, a series of nine handouts previously developed and used for a similar project in the Kentucky River basin for a stream reforestation project which detailed specific issues such as the importance of streamside buffers in controlling erosion, providing homes for wildlife and increasing water quality were also used for this project.
	www.kwalliance.org /programs/minigrant.html (5444 words)

	Northern Kentucky/Cincinnati, Tri-ED: News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		In that category, Northern Kentucky’s growth was 138 percent over the 15-year timeframe, which was more than double that of both the region and state and triple the U.S. growth,” says Fore.
		Northern Kentucky Tri-ED is helping local companies recruit skilled workers, obtain workforce training grants from the Commonwealth of Kentucky, and fund other workforce preparedness programs designed to help local employers keep pace with the rapidly changing technology they must embrace to remain competitive.
		Northern Kentucky Tri-ED may have the nation’s first web site to incorporate the newly adopted Standard Industry Information Data for the field of economic development, a move that positions Northern Kentucky to compete for the most attractive business locations in the U.S. and Europe.
	www.northernkentuckyusa.com /index.cfm/news/23.html (1688 words)

	For An Income (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Residual income is income that is generated again and again from one initial endeavor or investment.
		This is an easy way to collect residual income because you set up advertising one time on your website and collect monthly revenue from advertisers.
		Income tax bills Tax bills due from Monday 21 November 2005.
	www.faincome.com /incometaxhelp (2492 words)

	Cancer Spectrum: Wingo et al., pp. 675-690.
		APC among females was +2.0% per year for both time periods.
		per 100 000 among males and 13.9 per 100 000 among females).
		a peak of 4345 cigarettes per adult in 1963 (42,44).
	jncicancerspectrum.oxfordjournals.org /cgi/content/full/jnci;91/8/675 (8597 words)

	Which U.S. city has the highest income per capita? - Answerbag
		Which U.S. city has the highest income per capita?
		These rankings are typically not used when describing the richest places, because locations with very small populations may have high per capita incomes only due to a few high-income individuals.
		gondola: Odd that none of those locations are in CT (the wealthiest State).
	www.answerbag.com /q_view.php/8024 (253 words)

	KVOA News 4, Tucson, Arizona - Home
		The City of Tucson has kicked off a multimillion dollar program to repair and maintain Tucson's deteriorating residential streets.
		They left the green of Kentucky at the crack of dawn aboard a military aircraft and arrived in the desert just before noon.
		Arizona's job market continues to sizzle, with a shrinking unemployment rate and an increase in per capita income, according to a Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation report released Thursday.
	www.kvoa.com (614 words)

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