Properly characterizing the economic profile of a population is important. In the United States (US), the collection and dissemination of population statistics by race and ethnicity is mandatory. Because current legal directives in the US fail to accurately capture the ethnic component, this paper presents a race and ethnic-specific coding scheme. In addition, estimates of personal income are provided by the suggested race and ethnic-specific groups for a selected group of males. This is done using American Community Survey Public Use Microdata Sample 3-year (2007–2011) files. It is found that Non-Latino-White males have a larger portion (48 %) of their group making more than $50,000 per-year when compared to Non-Latino-Others (52 %); Non-Latino-Blacks (69 %); Non-Mexican-Latinos (73 %); and Mexican-Latinos (80 %). Because the letter of the law and its derivative standards fail to properly identify the economically vulnerable individuals, research into economic conditions of minority groups should continue.

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按种族和特定种族分类的人口经济概况：美国社区调查（2009-2011）的微观数据

正确表征人口的经济特征很重要。在美国（美国），必须按种族和种族来收集和分发人口统计数据。由于美国当前的法律指令无法准确地反映种族成分，因此本文提出了一种针对种族和种族的编码方案。此外，建议的种族和特定种族群体为选定的男性群体提供了个人收入估算。这是使用3年（2007年至2011年）的美国社区调查公共用途微数据样本文件完成的。结果发现，与非拉美裔白人（52％）相比，非拉美裔白人男性的年收入超过50,000美元的比例更高（48％）；非拉丁美洲黑人（69％）; 非墨西哥拉丁裔（73％）; 和墨西哥-拉丁裔（80％）。