Formed in October of 2020, the Washington Resilience Group (originally called the Washington Recovery Group) plays a key role in setting priorities that strengthen the resiliency of our state and all Washingtonians as we emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic. 

Released September 2012 (Revised October 2015)

In 2010, seven state agencies and the legislative staff, under the direction of Dr. William Beyers, University of Washington Geography Professor, and Marc Baldwin, Office of Financial Management (OFM), initiated the estimation of a new version of the Washington State Input-Output (I-O) model. OFM staff member Dr. Ta-Win Lin served as the project coordinator.

Updated April 2011

In 2006, seven state agencies and the legislative staff, under the direction of University of Washington Geography Professor, Dr. William Beyers, and the Office of Financial Management (OFM) Assistant Director of Forecasting Division, Dr. Irv Lefberg, initiated the estimation of a new version of the Washington State Input-Output model. OFM staff Dr. Ta-Win Lin served as the project coordinator.

Income

• Median Household Income - estimates by county, 1989 to 2021 and projection for 2022
• The Distribution of Income, Wealth, and Taxes Across Washington Households

Business costs

This file contains long-term population, nonagricultural employment, and personal income projections for Washington state. In contrast to the short-term economic forecasts that focus on assessing business cycle conditions, these long-term projections examine structural changes in industries, changes in production factors such as labor supply and capital investment and technology/productivity advances. Data are now forecast to 2050.

Median Household Income Estimates by County: 1989 to 2021 and Projection for 2022

Average wages

Inflation-adjusted to 2021 dollars