State Statistics ProjectAsher Palmer

 Introduction Slide

Our State: Illinois

Our Group: Andrew PalmerSamantha PalmerHenry PalmerElizabeth PalmerRyan Palmer

Birth RateThe birth rate is calculated by taking the total number of births and dividing it by the total population then multiply by 1000 to show per 1000 people.

Birth Rate

Total number of births 176,634Total Population 12,901,563

Then multiply 0.013690 by 1000 = 13.69

Birth Rate Byline

There are 0.33698489 births per minute in Illinois.

There are 0.00561641484 births per second in Illinois

Mortality Rate The mortality rate is calculated by taking the total number of deaths and dividing by the total population then multiply by 1000 to show the amount per 1000 people.

Mortality Rate

Total number of deaths 100,254Total Population 12,901,563

Then multiply 0.013690 by 1000 = 13.69

Mortality Rate Byline

There are 0.191266026 deaths per minute in Illinois.

There are 0.00318776709 deaths per second in Illinois.

 Income per capitaIncome per capita is calculated by taking the total amount of income and dividing by the total population.

Income Per Capita

Total amount of income $556,818,557,517Total Population 12,901,563

The Income per capita is $43,159

Homes soldHomes sold is the amount of homes sold during a year period. Some people use this as a short-term indicator to show how much of the population is leaving.

The amount of homes sold between June 2009 and June 2010 is 13,072.

Homes Sold Byline

There are 0.0249389499 homes sold every minute in Illinois.

There are 0.000415649166 homes sold every second in Illinois.

Homes boughtHomes bought is the amount of homes sold during a year period. Some people use this as a short-term indicator to show how much of the population is entering.

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Employment Rate

The employment rate is the number of people who are employed divided by the amount of the labor force. Then you multiply by 100 to show as a percent.

Employment Rate

Amount of people employed 5,934,396 Amount of labor force 6,567,400

The rate is: 0.903614216 X 100 = 90.36%

Unemployment Rate

The unemployment rate is the number of people who are unemployed divided by the amount of the labor force - the opposite of the employment rate. Then you multiply by 100 to show as a percent.

Unemployment Rate

Amount of people unemployed 633,004Amount of labor force 6,567,400

The rate is: 0.0963857843 X 100 = 9.6%

Crime rate

The crime rate is the amount of total crimes divided by the total population then multiply by 1000 to show per 1000 people.

Crimes Rate

Total amount of crimes 417,532Total amount of population 12,901,563

The rate is: 0.0323629005 X 100= 3.2%

Crime Rate Byline

There are 0.796573565 crimes committed every minute in Illinois.

There are 0.0132762261 crimes committed every second in Illinois.

 Murder rate

The murder rate is the amount of total crimes divided by the total population then multiply by 1000 to show per 1000 people.

Murder Rate

Total amount of murders 773Total amount of population 12,901,563

The rate is: 0000599152211 X 100= 0.00599%

Murder Rate Byline

There are 0.00147474054 murders committed every minute in Illinois.

There are 0.000024579009 murders committed every second in Illinois.

Works CitedIllinois Crime Rates 1960 - 2009http://www.disastercenter.com/crime/ilcrime.htm

Illinois Association of REALTORS http://www.illinoisrealtor.org/newsreleases/july2010

Local Area Unemployment Statistics: LAUS http://lmi.ides.state.il.us/laus/yeartoDate.htm

Illinois Department of Public Health http://www.idph.state.il.us/health/statshome.htm

Bureau of Economic Analysishttp://www.bea.gov/index.htm

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