The population of Teton, WY changed from 23,242 (2019) to 23,287 (2022). a change of 45 (0.19%). The per capita personal income (PCPI) changed from 260,038 (2019) to 406,054 (2022). a change of 146,016 (56.15%). The state per capita personal income (PCPI) changed from 61,863 (2019) to 73,248 (2022). a change of 11,385 (18.40%).

Earnings by Source & Sector for Teton, WY
Item Name	2019	2022	Change	%Change

Personal income (thousands of dollars)	6,043,799	9,455,780	3,411,981	56.5
Population (persons) 2/	23,242	23,287	45	0.2
Per capita personal income (dollars)	260,038	406,054	146,016	56.2
Earnings by place of work	1,786,831	2,774,297	987,466	55.3
Less: Contributions for government social insurance 3/	211,914	286,551	74,637	35.2
Employee & self-employed contributions for govt social ins	102,794	153,814	51,020	49.6
Employer contributions for government social insurance	109,120	132,737	23,617	21.6
Plus: Adjustment for residence 4/	-121,404	-212,327	-90,923	74.9
Equals: Net earnings by place of residence	1,453,513	2,275,419	821,906	56.5
Plus: Dividends, interest & rent 5/	4,434,282	6,981,697	2,547,415	57.4
Plus: Personal current transfer receipts	156,004	198,664	42,660	27.3
Wages & salaries	1,203,255	1,777,087	573,832	47.7
Supplements to wages & salaries	243,436	297,454	54,018	22.2
Employer contributions for employee pension & ins funds 6/	134,316	164,717	30,401	22.6
Employer contributions for government social insurance	109,120	132,737	23,617	21.6
Proprietors' income 7/	340,140	699,756	359,616	105.7
Farm proprietors' income	-676	1,923	2,599	-384.5
Nonfarm proprietors' income	340,816	697,833	357,017	104.8
Farm earnings	3,610	7,762	4,152	115.0
Nonfarm earnings	1,783,221	2,766,535	983,314	55.1
Private nonfarm earnings	1,553,449	2,489,809	936,360	60.3
Forestry, fishing & related activities	476	*	-	-
Forestry & logging	*	*	-	-
Fishing, hunting & trapping	*	*	-	-
Support activities for agriculture & forestry	329	546	217	66.0
Mining, quarrying & oil & gas extraction	37,212	*	-	-
Oil & gas extraction	*	*	-	-
Mining (except oil & gas)	5,122	8,222	3,100	60.5
Support activities for mining	*	*	-	-
Utilities	*	*	-	-
Construction	207,480	290,154	82,674	39.8
Construction of buildings	85,311	136,066	50,755	59.5
Heavy & civil engineering construction	14,953	18,322	3,369	22.5
Specialty trade contractors	107,216	135,766	28,550	26.6
Manufacturing	20,843	32,310	11,467	55.0
Durable goods manufacturing	15,407	25,025	9,618	62.4
Wood product manufacturing	*	36	-	-
Nonmetallic mineral product manufacturing	*	*	-	-
Primary metal manufacturing	1,345	5,150	3,805	282.9
Fabricated metal product manufacturing	913	1,144	231	25.3
Machinery manufacturing	6,480	412	-6,068	-93.6
Computer & electronic product manufacturing	*	*	-	-
Electrical equip, appliance & component mfg	1,332	45	-1,287	-96.6
Motor vehicles, bodies & trailers & parts mfg	123	73	-50	-40.7
Other transportation equipment manufacturing	129	240	111	86.0
Furniture & related product manufacturing	791	*	-	-
Miscellaneous manufacturing	*	*	-	-
Nondurable goods manufacturing	5,436	7,285	1,849	34.0
Food manufacturing	3,477	4,939	1,462	42.0
Beverage & tobacco product manufacturing	1,260	1,894	634	50.3
Textile mills	*	-129	-	-
Textile product mills	*	*	-	-
Apparel manufacturing	113	*	-	-
Leather & allied product manufacturing	127	27	-100	-78.7
Paper manufacturing	0	0	0	-
Printing & related support activities	*	*	-	-
Petroleum & coal products manufacturing	3	2	-1	-33.3
Chemical manufacturing	18	*	-	-
Plastics & rubber products manufacturing	5	0	-5	-100.0
Wholesale trade	*	*	-	-
Retail trade	109,063	136,865	27,802	25.5
Motor vehicle & parts dealers	11,877	14,764	2,887	24.3
Furniture & home furnishings stores	3,692	*	-	-
Electronics & appliance stores	4,176	*	-	-
Building material & garden equipment & supplies dealers	9,764	12,057	2,293	23.5
Food & beverage stores	29,327	34,706	5,379	18.3
Health & personal care stores	1,080	*	-	-
Gasoline stations	5,526	*	-	-
Clothing & clothing accessories stores	11,838	*	-	-
Sporting goods, hobby, musical instrument & book stores	9,001	*	-	-
General merchandise stores	8,069	*	-	-
Miscellaneous store retailers	12,426	*	-	-
Nonstore retailers	2,287	*	-	-
Transportation & warehousing	75,657	205,671	130,014	171.8
Air transportation	*	5,259	-	-
Rail transportation	-665	-15,164	-14,499	2180.3
Water transportation	*	*	-	-
Truck transportation	5,347	11,951	6,604	123.5
Transit & ground passenger transportation	1,339	3,187	1,848	138.0
Pipeline transportation	37,117	162,709	125,592	338.4
Scenic & sightseeing transportation	*	*	-	-
Support activities for transportation	8,828	25,270	16,442	186.2
Couriers & messengers	4,924	*	-	-
Warehousing & storage	-84	29	113	-134.5
Information	26,761	43,846	17,085	63.8
Publishing industries (except Internet)	8,619	*	-	-
Motion picture & sound recording industries	7,229	12,539	5,310	73.5
Broadcasting (except Internet)	*	*	-	-
Internet publishing & broadcasting 8/	-	-	-	-
Telecommunications	4,126	*	-	-
Data processing, hosting & related services	*	7,547	-	-
Other information services 8/	5,109	*	-	-
Finance & insurance	88,150	224,723	136,573	154.9
Monetary Authorities-central bank	0	0	0	-
Credit intermediation & related activities	36,111	87,907	51,796	143.4
Securities, commodity contracts & other fin inv & related	36,369	90,999	54,630	150.2
Insurance carriers & related activities	10,574	23,513	12,939	122.4
Funds, trusts & other financial vehicles	5,096	22,304	17,208	337.7
Real estate & rental & leasing	131,900	189,489	57,589	43.7
Real estate	110,088	167,308	57,220	52.0
Rental & leasing services	21,794	22,089	295	1.4
Lessors of nonfinancial intang assets (exc copyrighted)	18	92	74	411.1
Professional, scientific & technical services	246,826	410,131	163,305	66.2
Management of companies & enterprises	1,104	95,982	94,878	8594.0
Admin & support & waste mgmt & remediation svcs	61,936	91,267	29,331	47.4
Administrative & support services	57,239	84,904	27,665	48.3
Waste management & remediation services	4,697	6,363	1,666	35.5
Educational services	22,793	26,571	3,778	16.6
Health care & social assistance	71,130	80,338	9,208	12.9
Ambulatory health care services	53,396	60,751	7,355	13.8
Hospitals	339	543	204	60.2
Nursing & residential care facilities	4,990	*	-	-
Social assistance	12,405	*	-	-
Arts, entertainment & recreation	41,527	95,200	53,673	129.2
Performing arts, spectator sports & related industries	7,675	46,921	39,246	511.3
Museums, historical sites & similar institutions	2,156	4,637	2,481	115.1
Amusement, gambling & recreation industries	31,696	43,642	11,946	37.7
Accommodation & food services	328,082	444,623	116,541	35.5
Accommodation	246,742	321,389	74,647	30.3
Food services & drinking places	81,340	123,234	41,894	51.5
Other services (except government & government enterprises)	61,238	71,475	10,237	16.7
Repair & maintenance	19,613	18,584	-1,029	-5.2
Personal & laundry services	20,964	23,604	2,640	12.6
Religious, grantmaking, civic, prof & similar org	17,683	26,055	8,372	47.3
Private households	2,978	3,232	254	8.5
Government & government enterprises	229,772	276,726	46,954	20.4
Federal civilian	37,958	44,398	6,440	17.0
Military	4,417	4,891	474	10.7
State & local	187,397	227,437	40,040	21.4
State government	7,795	9,860	2,065	26.5
Local government	179,602	217,577	37,975	21.1

1/ The estimates of earnings for 2001-2006 are based on the 2002 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS). The estimates for 2007-2010 are based on the 2007 NAICS. The estimates for 2011 forward are based on the 2012 NAICS. 2/ Census Bureau midyear population estimates. . 3/ Employer contributions for government social insurance are included in earnings by industry and earnings by place of work, but they are excluded from net earnings by place of residence and personal income. Employee and self-employed contributions are subtractions in the calculation of net earnings by place of residence and all of the income measures. 4/ The adjustment for residence is the net inflow of the earnings of interarea commuters. For the United States, it consists of adjustments for border workers and US residents employed by international organizations and foreign embassies. 5/ Rental income of persons includes the capital consumption adjustment. 6/ Includes actual employer contributions and actuarially imputed employer contributions to reflect benefits accrued by defined benefit pension plan participants through service to employers in the current period. 7/ Proprietors' income includes the inventory valuation adjustment and capital consumption adjustment. 8/ Under the 2007 NAICS, internet publishing and broadcasting was reclassified to other information services. All dollar estimates are in current dollars (not adjusted for inflation). Missing data cell values: * Not shown to avoid disclosure of confidential information. Estimates for item are included in totals. # Less than $50,000. Estimates for item are included in totals. - Data not available for this year. Source: ProximityOne, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Bureau of the Census, Bureau of Labor Statistics

1/ The estimates of earnings for 2001-2006 are based on the 2002 North American Industry Classification System (NAICS). The estimates for 2007-2010 are based on the 2007 NAICS. The estimates for 2011 forward are based on the 2012 NAICS.
2/ Census Bureau midyear population estimates. .
3/ Employer contributions for government social insurance are included in earnings by industry and earnings by place of work, but they are excluded from net earnings by place of residence and personal income. Employee and self-employed contributions are subtractions in the calculation of net earnings by place of residence and all of the income measures.
4/ The adjustment for residence is the net inflow of the earnings of interarea commuters. For the United States, it consists of adjustments for border workers and US residents employed by international organizations and foreign embassies.
5/ Rental income of persons includes the capital consumption adjustment.
6/ Includes actual employer contributions and actuarially imputed employer contributions to reflect benefits accrued by defined benefit pension plan participants through service to employers in the current period.
7/ Proprietors' income includes the inventory valuation adjustment and capital consumption adjustment.
8/ Under the 2007 NAICS, internet publishing and broadcasting was reclassified to other information services.

All dollar estimates are in current dollars (not adjusted for inflation).
Missing data cell values:
* Not shown to avoid disclosure of confidential information. Estimates for item are included in totals.
# Less than $50,000. Estimates for item are included in totals.
- Data not available for this year.

Source: ProximityOne, Bureau of Economic Analysis, Bureau of the Census, Bureau of Labor Statistics