Overall rank (Best states)
• South Carolina (1)
• Minnesota (2)
• Texas (3)
• Mississippi (4)
• Kansas (5)
Overall rank (Worst states)
• Maine (47)
• New York (48)
• Oregon (49)
• New Jersey (50)
• Rhode Island (51)
Highest annual compensation adjusted for cost of living
• Nebraska (1)
• Kansas (2)
• Indiana (3)
• Mississippi (4)
• Michigan (5)
Lowest annual compensation adjusted for cost of living
• District of Columbia (47)
• New York (48)
• Vermont (49)
• Connecticut (50)
• Hawaii (51)
Highest wage disparities
• Oklahoma (1)
• West Virginia (2)
• Tennessee (3)
• Texas (4)
• District of Columbia (5)
Lowest wage disparities
• Minnesota (47)
• Oregon (48)
• Iowa (49)
• New Hampshire (50)
• South Dakota (51)
Lowest level of competition
• Mississippi (1)
• Idaho (2)
• Alaska (3)
• Hawaii (4)
• Nevada (5)
Highest level of competition
• Maryland (44)
• New York (45)
• Vermont (46
• Rhode Island (47)
• District of Columbia (48)
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