Real earnings of full-time, full-year female workers, by race and ethnicity, 2000–2014

Year White  Black  Hispanic 
2000 $47,798  $38,743  $34,748 
2001 $49,931 $40,673 $35,728
2002 $49,744 $41,579 $35,705
2003 $50,449 $41,742 $35,889
2004 $50,272 $40,588 $35,805
2005 $50,000 $41,952 $35,553
2006 $51,501  $42,959  $36,222  
2007 $50,405 $44,391 $36,520
2008 $50,376 $40,639 $36,141
2009 $52,397 $41,998 $37,544
2010 $52,150 $42,721 $36,954
2011 $52,646 $43,037 $36,950
2012 $52,393 $41,710 $36,404
2013 $52,643 $41,358 $37,021
2014 $52,300  $40,495  $37,225 

Note: Earnings are wage and salary income. White refers to non-Hispanic whites, black refers to blacks alone, and Hispanic refers to Hispanics of any race. Asians are excluded from this figure due to the volatility of the series. Shaded areas denote recession

To account for the redesign of the CPS ASEC survey, when the difference between the original data for 2013 and the redesigned data for 2013 is small in magnitude (less than a 1 percent difference) and statistically insignificantly different, data for 2013 is an average of the original and redesigned data. When the difference between them is relatively large in magnitude (1 percent or greater) or statistically significantly different, we display a break in the series and impute the ratio between them to historical data.

Source: EPI analysis of Annual Social and Economic Supplement Historical Income Tables (Table PINC-07)

View the underlying data on epi.org.