To: Southack
The U.S. Census reports that the U.S. has 291 Million legal residents as of 2003.
That means that .57% of Americans filed for bankruptcy in 2003.
Perhaps you should consider multi-person households. I.E. that may have been 1.6 million families that filed for bankruptcy, not 1.6 million individuals.
156 posted on
04/09/2004 7:48:27 PM PDT by
ARCADIA
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To: ARCADIA
"Perhaps you should consider multi-person households. I.E. that may have been 1.6 million families that filed for bankruptcy, not 1.6 million individuals."
I've forgotten the precise numbers, but it was something like 38% single women filing for bankruptcy, 36% married couples filing, and the rest filing were single men and corporations (in the tiny minority).
So no, *not* 1.6 million families filed, but 1.6 million total bankruptcy filings altogether in sum.
157 posted on
04/09/2004 7:52:25 PM PDT by
Southack
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