U.S. Household Wealth Measure

A U.S. Household Wealth Measure is a regional household wealth measure held by a U.S. household.

• AKA: U.S. Household Net-Worth.
• Context:
  • output: U.S. Household Wealth Value.
  • It can range from being an Individual U.S. Household Wealth to being a U.S. Household Population Wealth (which can be associated with a U.S. per Capita Household Wealth).
  • It is a component of U.S. Wealth (along with U.S. Government Wealth).
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• Example(s):
  • FRED's Household Wealth Measure [1].
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• Counter-Example(s):
  • U.S. Household Debt, such as U.S. Household Mortgage Debt.
  • U.S. Personal Savings Rate.
  • U.S. Health Care Spending.
  • U.S. Consumer Wealth.
  • Canadian Household Wealth, German Household Wealth, Chinese Household Wealth.
• See: Household Wealth Measure, U.S. per Capita GDP, U.S. Gini Index.

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