2006 SNWI Home
2006 Wealth Defined
SNWI Uses and Users
Indicators
Social Capital
Natural Capital
Financial Capital
Per Capita Income
Sources of Personal Income
Earnings-per-Job
Income Distribution
Employment Dynamics
Labor Force Participation Rates
Unemployment
Economic Structure
Economic Diversity
Fastest Growing Sectors
Economic Multipliers
Patents
Nonresidential Construction
Per Capita County Revenue
Business Establishments
Bank Accounts
Exports by Product Sector
Percent of Payroll Generated by Travel Spending
Summary
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Bank AccountsBank Deposits Grow Per Capita Why are they important? Bank deposits grow with population and per capita income. They also grow when the stock market declines because people move money out to safer investments. Money flows more easily between banks and the stock market today because people have more options for mutual funds and other investments than they did years ago. Local bank accounts are a form of financial capital that can be reinvested in the community through loans for businesses or construction. How are we doing? The chart tells us that bank deposits per capita have grown steadily since the late 1990s. This positive trend is probably due to the increase in per capita income and larger numbers of new residents bringing financial resources from other parts of the state. Download Data and Charts 1994-2003
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