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United States · Deaf + Hearing · By Employment status
2024 · ACS1 PUMSResults update automatically when selections change.
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Who is included?
Civilian noninstitutionalized population age 16–64.
Grouped by Employment status. Each group uses the same population filters.
What this selection shows
2024 · No demographic filters
United States · Employed: Deaf 59.1%, Hearing 73.9%. United States · Not in the labor force: Deaf 37.5%, Hearing 22.4%. United States · Unemployed: Deaf 3.4%, Hearing 3.7%. A difference between estimates does not by itself show a statistically significant difference. Check the paired difference confidence interval and reliability labels when available; separate population margins of error do not test that difference.
Availability for this selection
6 stable · 0 unstable · 0 suppressed
6 result rows returned, including any requested calculations. These counts apply to the displayed selection only.
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- Absent coverage
- This combination is not included in the release. No estimate or reliability assessment is available.
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- Suppressed
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- Unstable
- The estimate is shown with uncertainty, but its relative standard error exceeds the release’s threshold. Use caution.
- Stable
- The estimate meets the release’s sample size and relative standard error thresholds. It still has sampling uncertainty.
| Category / | 95% MOE | ||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Employed United States | Deaf | 59.1% | ±0.6 pp | 41,274 | Stable |
| Not in the labor force United States | Deaf | 37.5% | ±0.5 pp | 41,274 | Stable |
| Unemployed United States | Deaf | 3.4% | ±0.2 pp | 41,274 | Stable |
| Employed United States | Hearing | 73.9% | ±0.1 pp | 1,957,496 | Stable |
| Not in the labor force United States | Hearing | 22.4% | ±0.1 pp | 1,957,496 | Stable |
| Unemployed United States | Hearing | 3.7% | ±0.0 pp | 1,957,496 | Stable |
Source and methodology 6 rows · ACS1 PUMS
Source & reproducibility
Citation and source details
U.S. Census Bureau ACS PUMS; ndc-observatory-2026.3. Published with project owner authorization; independent scientific review remains pending.
- Release
acs1-2024-observatory-2026.12-scientific-candidate- Methodology
ndc-observatory-2026.3- Definitions
ndc-definitions-2026.12- Query hash
f4cd903cb6e7538729365c190ef7eb734ebe33d5d5a498a25f7c8e08317e3519- Manifest
8057cdf8a9ea71611b313a2d81228ed813ea4861a0ff37f2a50a39e85cca6774- Calculated
- Calculation time
- 959.66 ms
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