BBER Publications
Document Type
Report
Publication Date
1971
Abstract
This report report compiles long-term data on personal income composition, source flows, and employment benchmarks across New Mexico and its thirty-two counties. This report details structural trends across selected baseline intervals spanning 1929 through 1969. It highlights localized socio-economic vulnerabilities, demonstrating that while macro-level personal income grew across core urban corridors, deep regional per capita income disparities persisted—leaving several north-central and northwest rural counties heavily dependent on subsistence farming, transfer payments, or centralized government earnings.
Recommended Citation
Watson, William R. and Huzarski, Shirley J., Income and Employment in New Mexico, Selected Years, 1929-1969, University of New Mexico Bureau of Business and Economic Research, 1971.