Chart: White men and Black and Hispanic women have lower EPOPs in South Carolina than nationally: Prime-age EPOPs by race, ethnicity, gender, and geography, 2023 | Economic Policy Institute

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White men and Black and Hispanic women have lower EPOPs in South Carolina than nationally: Prime-age EPOPs by race, ethnicity, gender, and geography, 2023

		South Carolina	United States
White	Female	76.7%	77.6%
	Male	84.3%	87.5%
Black	Female	73.9%	75.8%
	Male	80.5%	79.8%
Hispanic	Female	61.1%	68.7%
	Male	86.9%	86.7%

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Source: EPI analysis of the Current Population Survey (CPS) microdata from the U.S. Census Bureau.

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