Income of household-dwelling units in Uusimaa, gin coefficients per consumption unit 2005-
Description
Income of household-dwelling units in Uusimaa, gin coefficients per consumption unit from 2005 onwards.
**Gini factor**
The Gini coefficient is the most common indicator describing income differences. The higher the value the gin coefficient gets, the more unevenly the income is distributed. The maximum possible value of the Gini coefficient is one. In this case, the highest-income earner receives all income. The lowest possible value of the gin coefficient is 0, in which case the income of all income earners is equal. The Gini coefficient describes relative income differences. The Gini coefficient does not change if the income of all income earners changes in percentages by the same amount.
**Basic set**
Areas with at least 100 household-dwelling units. The income earner data of the data on household-dwelling units are data on permanent residents at the end of the statistical reference year. Income earners have no age limits. All income earners are included in the population (e.g. exceptionally high income earners are not excluded).
The household-dwelling unit data do not include persons in institutional care, homeless or unaffected persons or those whose municipality of residence is permanently abroad. Other non-residents cannot be identified reliably. Data on persons who died during the statistical reference year are not included. As a result, the accrual of the statistical year of the income of deceased persons (including those subject to state taxation) is not visible in the data of the household-dwelling unit in question.
**National income total for household-dwelling units**
Total euro-denominated income subject to state tax for household-dwelling units.
**Household consumption units**
The OECD's so-called modified consumption unit scale recommended by Eurostat, in which the first adult of a household-dwelling unit receives a weight of 1, other over 13-year-olds receive a weight of 0.5 (i.e. other 14+-year-olds), children receive a weight of 0.3 (0-13-year-olds).
**Operational income of the dwelling **
Disposable monetary income, data in euros, exported to 2005-. Disposable monetary income is obtained by deducting from gross income current transfers paid (direct taxes, social security contributions and compulsory pension and unemployment insurance contributions). Revenue is the total disposable income accrued during the year in question.
**Equivalent income**
The income of a household-dwelling unit divided by the number of consumption units of the household-dwelling unit.
**Zero-income household-dwelling units**
The source material also includes household-dwelling units whose income subject to state tax is EUR 0.
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Tags
- tulotaso
- households
- asuntokunnat
- incomes
- tulot
- ginikertoimet