Title: U.S. Income Per Capita: What Is It?
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U.S. & World Economies US Economy
What Is Income Per Capita?
Income Per Capita Explained
What Is the Current U.S. Income Per Capita?
How Is U.S. Income Per Capita Measured?
3 Other Income Measurements
Trends and Changes in Income Per Capita
Factors That Impact Income Per Capita
Article Sources

Content: Over the long-term, there are three major factors that limit income per capita. First, wage pressure from low-paid countries China and India put downward pressure on wages around the world. Global companies outsource jobs to these countries, which allows them to pay U.S. workers less. This leads to greater income inequality. Those whose jobs can be outsourced receive low wages. Those at the top, like the CEOs, high-level managers, and owners of the companies, are relatively immune to wage compression. Another cause of low per capita income is technology. The increasing use of robots and computers has replaced many workers in manufacturing and even office jobs. Meanwhile, those with the skills to manage the equipment are in high demand and earn more income. The third cause is the rising cost of education.