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128h -- Income and income structure of household-dwelling units by level of education of reference person, 1995-2022

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12/19/2023
Number of household-dwelling units:
Number
Average size of a household-dwelling unit, persons:
keskiarvo
Average number of consumption units:
Number
1. EARNED INCOME, mean:
Euros
1.1 of which: benefits in kind and incentive stock options, mean:
Euros
2. ENTREPRENEURIAL INCOME TOTAL, mean:
Euros
2.1. Entrepreneurial income from agriculture, mean:
Euros
2.2. Entrepreneurial income from forestry, mean:
Euros
2.3. Entrepreneurial income from business activities, mean:
Euros
2.4. Entrepreneurial income from other entrepreneurial activity, mean:
Euros
3. PROPERTY INCOME TOTAL, mean:
Euros
3.1. Dividend income, mean:
Euros
3.2. Rental income, mean:
Euros
3.3. Sales profits, mean:
Euros
3.4. Other property income, mean:
Euros
4. FACTOR INCOME, mean:
Euros
5. CURRENT TRANSFERS TOTAL, mean:
Euros
5.1. Income security during period of illness, mean:
Euros
5.2. Support related to functional limitations, mean:
Euros
5.3. Old age security, mean:
Euros
5.4. Support to survivors and other next-of-kin, mean:
Euros
5.5. Benefits for families with children, mean:
Euros
5.6. Unemployment security, mean:
Euros
5.7. Housing benefits, mean:
Euros
5.8. Student benefits, mean:
Euros
5.9. Other income security, mean:
Euros
6. GROSS INCOME, mean:
Euros
7. CURRENT TRANSFERS PAID TOTAL, mean:
Euros
7.1. Taxes on earned income, mean:
Euros
7.2. Taxes on capital income, mean:
Euros
7.3. Municipal tax, mean:
Euros
7.4. Other current transfers paid, mean:
Euros
8. DISPOSABLE CASH INCOME, mean:
Euros
Earned income:
Euros
Capital income:
Euros
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Statistics Finland, income distribution statistics
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Documentation of statistics . missing Data in euros are given in the money of the latest statistical year.
Statistical unit: household-dwelling unit.
Income concept: Disposable monetary income (incl. sales profits), per consumption unit and household-dwelling unit, main income items per household-dwelling unit.
Consumption unit scale : Eurostat's equivalence scale (1.0 - 0.5 - 0.3).
Due to revisions to income concepts the figures for 1995 to 2009 and 2010 onwards are not fully comparable with each other.

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Dwelling population, persons

Dwelling population, persons

Average number of consumption units

The Eurostat scale (the OECD's modified scale), where the first adult in the household is assigned a weight of 1, other individuals over 13 years old are assigned a weight of 0.5, and children are assigned a weight of 0.3 (ages 0-13)

3.1. Dividend income, mean

Dividend income covers dividends from publicly and non-publicly traded companies, dividend income from partnerships, dividend income from abroad, surpluses from cooperatives, and profit shares from investment funds.
Dividend income includes a tax-free portion of the dividend income.

3.3. Sales profits, mean

Sales profits = realized capital gains - losses (negative values have been set to zerot).
Includes taxable capital gains and tax-free capital gain, when the sales prices were under 1000 euros.

5. CURRENT TRANSFERS TOTAL, mean

Current transfers received (sub-times according to ESSPROS-classication).

5.3. Old age security, mean

Includes national pensions, occupational pensions, and guaranteed pensions as old-age pensions

5.5. Benefits for families with children, mean

Benefits for families with children include child allowances, parental allowances, home care support, and from 2010 onwards, maintenance support.

5.6. Unemployment security, mean

Includes basic unemployment allowance, labour market subsidy, earnings-related unemployment benefits, pension support, start-up money, training support, adult education support, and alternating compensation.

5.7. Housing benefits, mean

General housing allowance, housing allowance for pensioners and student housing supplement.

5.8. Student benefits, mean

Study benefits include taxable study grants, vocational qualification scholarships, as well as grants and study allowances. Conscript allowances are also included in study benefits. Withdrawn student loans are not included in study benefits

5.9. Other income security, mean

Other income security includes income support, military assistance, interest subsidy for student loans, taxable strike assistance, and register-based imputed received maintenance support