The median household income in Pinesdale has shown an upward trend over the past decade. In 2013, the median income was $44,055. By 2022, it had increased to $62,418, representing a 41.7% increase over nine years. This economic growth appears to have occurred independently of the minimal demographic shifts, suggesting that local economic factors or broader regional trends may have played a more significant role in income improvements than changes in racial composition.

Population figures show a gradual increase from 92 residents in 2013 to a peak of 118 in 2020, followed by a slight decline to 106 in 2022. This overall growth of 15.2% over the decade indicates that the town has experienced modest expansion, which may have contributed to economic improvements.

Pinesdale's racial homogeneity is more pronounced than the national average. The U.S. as a whole has been experiencing increasing diversity, while Pinesdale has maintained a stable, predominantly white population. The town's income growth of 41.7% over nine years is significant and may outpace national averages, suggesting a relatively strong local economy despite the small population. The slight population growth in Pinesdale contrasts with many rural American towns that have experienced population declines, indicating that the town has some factors attracting or retaining residents.

Pinesdale represents a stable, low-diversity community that has experienced economic growth without significant demographic changes. This stability in racial composition, combined with income improvements, suggests a community that has found economic success while maintaining its traditional demographic character. The slight increase in minority representation in recent years may indicate the beginning of a very gradual shift towards greater diversity, but this trend would need to be monitored over a longer period to confirm any significant change in the town's demographic profile.