Measuring Middle-Skills Occupational Gaps: Advanced Manufacturing in Central New York

SELF-SUFFICIENCY STANDARD FOR CAYUGA COUNTY, NY 2010

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Adult + Infant

2 Adults +

Adult + Infant

Adult +

Adult +

2 Adults + 2 Adults + Preschooler

Adult +

Adult +

Preschooler School Age Preschooler

Infant

Preschooler School Age

MONTHLY COSTS

Adult

Infant Preschooler Preschooler School Age Teenager School Age Preschooler School Age Teenager

Housing

626

750 617 350 266 396 238 448 -19

750 688 358 266 395 246 458

750

750

750 452 622 266 453 254 249

998

750

750

998

Child Care

0

1305

1140

1757

1305

1140

1140

Food

236 260 159 128 271

469 266 410 320 622

536 266 420 311 542

632 266 435 409 979

673 511 483 372 673

737 511 493 363 575

900 511 540 409 687

Transportation Health Care Miscellaneous

Taxes

Earned Income Tax Credit (-) Child Care Tax Credit (-) Child Tax Credit (-)

0

0

0

0

-219

0

0

0

0

0

-63

-60

-100

-100

-68

-100

-100

-100

-100

0

-83 -33

-83 -33

-167

-167

-167

-250

-167

-167

-250

Making Work

-33

-33

-33

-33

-33

-67

-67

-67

Pay Credit (-) SELF SUFFICIENCY WAGE HOURLY

$9.36 $16.29 $16.95 $21.83 $20.82 $14.54 $28.93 $12.59 $12.03 $13.55 /Adult /Adult /Adult

MONTHLY ANNUAL

$1,647. $2,867. $2,984. $3,843. $19,761. $34,404. $35,803. $46,115.

$3,664. $2,559.

$5,092 $4,433 $4,234 $4,768

$43,973. $30,713. $61,104. $53,200. $50,814. $57,215.

Data Source: http://www.fiscalpolicy.org/SelfSufficiencyStandardForNewYorkState2010.pdf