Personal Income in Mississippi

$47,200
Personal income per capita
2023

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Compared to the United States

IndicatorMississippiUnited States
Personal income per capita4720065423

National ranking

How states rank by personal income per capita.

#1California$96,334
#2Massachusetts$89,600
#3New Jersey$83,600
#4New York$83,500
#5Washington$78,600
#6Texas$75,780
#7Virginia$75,600
#8Illinois$74,200
#9South Dakota$73,900
#10Delaware$70,900
#11Pennsylvania$70,600
#12New Hampshire$70,600
#13Rhode Island$70,300
#14Florida$65,900
#15Wisconsin$64,500
#16Georgia$62,400
#17North Carolina$62,200
#18Montana$62,000
#19Utah$61,500
#20Ohio$61,200
#21Nevada$61,100
#22Michigan$60,900
#23Maine$60,120
#24Tennessee$59,700
#25Missouri$59,600
#26Arizona$58,600
#27Indiana$58,500
#28Louisiana$56,000
#29Kentucky$54,000
#30New Mexico$53,900
#31Colorado400
#32Minnesota370
#33Oregon260
#34Oklahoma210
#35Vermont$22
#36Alaska$20
#37Wyoming$9

Overview

Mississippi's per capita personal income was about $47,200 in 2023, the lowest among U.S. states. This data point highlights how Mississippi compares on personal income relative to national benchmarks. Mississippi has had the lowest per capita personal income of any state for most of the past 50 years.

Did you know?

  • Mississippi has had the lowest per capita personal income of any state for most of the past 50 years.

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