WAGE & INCOME |
Indicator 5 |
Marathon County's median household income, which has been increasing significantly, is $56,509; is slightly lower than Wisconsin and the U.S.
Whether an individual or family, having a sufficient income is vitally important to support basic needs like transportation, housing, and food.
Wages and benefits are important, but encouraging local employers to provide non-traditional benefits (child care, healthcare, and retirement packages) for talent retention is also vital. Wage is one piece of the puzzle when it comes to job satisfaction, a healthy lifestyle, and work/life balance.
Location | Dollars |
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County: Marathon | $73,248 |
Census Place: Knowlton | $49,444 |
Census Place: Elderon | $50,833 |
Census Place: Colby | $51,176 |
Census Place: Unity | $51,726 |
Census Place: Dorchester | $55,179 |
Census Place: Birnamwood | $57,250 |
Census Place: Abbotsford | $58,125 |
Census Place: Marshfield | $58,474 |
Census Place: Edgar | $58,500 |
Census Place: Athens | $58,828 |
Census Place: Wausau | $59,259 |
Census Place: Schofield | $63,279 |
Census Place: Stratford | $63,646 |
Census Place: Spencer | $67,411 |
Census Place: Mosinee | $68,219 |
Census Place: Weston | $71,466 |
Census Place: Fenwood | $77,500 |
Census Place: Rib Mountain | $78,100 |
Census Place: Marathon City | $84,550 |
Census Place: Rothschild | $84,963 |
Census Place: Hatley | $86,705 |
Census Place: Maine | $103,784 |
Census Place: Kronenwetter | $107,727 |
County: Marathon Per Capita Income
County: Marathon Per Capita Income
$38,886
(2018-2022)
Compared to:
WI Counties
The distribution is based on data from 72 Wisconsin counties.
U.S. Counties
The distribution is based on data from 3,133 U.S. counties and county equivalents.
WI Value
($40,130)
The regional value is compared to the Wisconsin State value.
US Value
($41,261)
The regional value is compared to the national value.
Trend
This comparison measures the indicator’s values over multiple time periods.<br>The Mann-Kendall Test for Statistical Significance is used to evaluate the trend<br>over 4 to 10 periods of measure, subject to data availability and comparability.