Children (0-8) living with an adult working full time and at/above 200% FPL (percent) by race/ethnicity

Share of children 0-8 with at least one adult (living in the home) who works full time, full year and have family income at or above 200% of the federal poverty level, for each specified race/ethnicity category.

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Suggested citation: diversitydatakids.org. 2021. “Children (0-8) living with an adult working full time and at/above 200% FPL (percent) by race/ethnicity”, retrieved from https://data.diversitydatakids.org/dataset/fes_2_re_p-children--0-8--living-with-an-adult-working-full-time-and-at-above-200--fpl--percent--by-?_external=True on Jun 04 2023, calculated from Current Population Survey Public Use Microdata Files (IPUMS-CPS)

Additional Info

Last Updated October 16, 2021
Year(s) Data available for 2012 & 2017.
Source

U.S. Census Bureau Special Tabulations using American Community Survey, 1-year estimates.
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Notes

This indicator measures the employment status of adults living in the household with their children. Children in households with no adults are coded as not having at least one parent with year-round, full-time employment. A parent is considered to work year round if they worked at least 50 weeks. An adult is considered to work full time if they usually work at least 35 hours per week.
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