The U.S. Treasury reports that, as of March 24th of 2011, those participating in TARP have repaid $250.8 billion of the $411 billion they received through TARP. The Treasury has received another $37 billion in interest, dividends and capital gains on their investments in these companies. In total, $287.8 billion (70%) of the money dispersed through TARP has been recovered
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The official unemployment rate (U-3) in Wisconsin in September was 7.8 percent. U-3 includes those people who do not have a job, are available for work, and have actively looked for work in the last four weeks. A broader measure (U-6) includes those people who want work and are available for work, but are discouraged and have not actively looked for employment in the past four weeks.
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This snapshot gives a breakdown of WIsconsin’s total tax bill in 2004.
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Individuals paid over 2.63 million or 83.4 percent of all fereral tax collections from Wisconsin in 2006. This snapshot shows how that money was collected.
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Per-capita income in the Madison metropolitan statistical area (MSA) has increased nearly 5 times over.
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This snapshot compares how the Madison metropolitan statistical area (MSA) compares with other MSA in the nation.
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In 2004, per capita income in the Madison metropolitan statistical area (MSA) was the highest among the state’s metro areas. This snapshot gives a comparison with WIsconsin’s other MSAs.
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Per-Capita income provides one measure of a region’s economic health.
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Shift share analysis provides a mechanism to allocate growth or decline in local emplyment to three factors: the national economy, the local economy and specific local industries.
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South-central Wisconsin is the state’s second largest job market after the Milwaukee-Waukesha area.
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