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08-01-2007, 07:57 PM
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Ohio Economic areas ranked by total personal income
from the Bureau of Economic Analysis (2004 numbers, most recent)
https://www.bea.gov 1. Cleveland-Akron-Elyria: $145,241,886 Population: 4,685,582 Per Capita Personal Income: 94% of national average Note: includes portions of PA 2. Columbus-Marion-Chillicothe: $77,932,447 Population: 2,547,005 Per Capita Personal Income: 93% of national average 3. Cincinnati-Middletown-Wilmington: $75,460,073 Population: 2,263,564 Per Capita Personal Income: 101% of national average Note: includes portions of IN and KY 4. Dayton-Springfield-Greenville: $41,727,332 Population: 1,386,663 Per Capita Personal Income: 91% of national average 5. Toledo-Fremont: $29,660,971 Population: 1,000,564 Per Capita Personal Income: 90% of national average Note: Portions of Ohio are included in the Pittsburgh-New Castle, PA EA and the Charleston-Huntingdon, WV EA. 
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08-01-2007, 09:23 PM
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Interesting data. I wasn't aware that Cincinnati had passed Cleveland in per capita personal income, although I'm not very surprised.
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