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14l1 -- Income level of dwelling population by year of birth and gender, 1995-2022

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12/19/2023
Personal disposable monetary income, median (no division of household income components):
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Personal factor income, median:
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Disposable cash income per consumption unit, median:
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Dwelling population, persons:
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At risk of poverty rate (threshold 60 % of median):
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Statistics Finland, income distribution statistics
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... confidential Data in euros are given in the value of the latest statistical year.
Statistical unit: individual (dwelling population)
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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Personal disposable monetary income, median (no division of household income components)

Personal income (net income after taxes), where social benefits paid on the basis of household criteria are included in the income of the person to whom the benefit was paid (i.e. no allocation of household-specific income components).

Personal factor income, median

Wages and salaries, self-employment incomes and property incomes of individuals (income before transfers and taxes).

Disposable cash income per consumption unit, median

Equivalent income, which is the disposable monetary income of a dwelling unit (or economic household) divided by consumption units (Eurostat scale). When the statistical unit is a person, equivalent income describes the level of a person's economic well-being more broadly than personal income.

Dwelling population, persons

Dwelling population, persons

At risk of poverty rate (threshold 60 % of median)

Low-income individuals are those whose household's available cash income per consumption unit (so-called equivalent cash income) is less than 60 percent of the median available cash income of all households' equivalents. The proportion of the population falling below this income threshold is referred to as the low-income rate. The monetary threshold for low income varies annually. This definition is based on recommendations from Eurostat, the statistical office of the European Union.