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Income shares (%), means, medians and maximum values of decile and percentile groups in 1995 - 2017

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Statistics Finland
Income distribution statistics
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Veli-Matti Törmälehto
No
12/18/2018
Euro, %
12/18/2018
Yes
Statistics Finland
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Due to changes in the income concept, years 1995-2009 are not fully comparable with years 2010-2017
Income groups have been formed among persons according to disposable income per consumption unit.
Data in EUR given at year 2017 value.
Due to rounding the shares do not always sum up to 100.
Unit of analysis: individual. Income concept: equivalent household disposable cash income. Equivalence scale: modified OECD (1-0.5-0.3).
Description of statistic
Concepts and definitions

Fractile (decile/percentile p1-p100)

Income decile (with top 5 % and top 1 %) and percentile.

Data

Number of persons

Number of persons

Income share (%), disposable monetary income per consumption unit

Income share, % of income of total population

Mean, disposable monetary income per consumption unit

Mean per individual, disposable money income

Median, disposable monetary income per consumption unit

Median

Upper bound, disposable monetary income per consumption unit

Maximum

Factor income per consumption unit, mean

Equivalent factor income, mean

Gross income per consumption unit, mean

Gross income per consumption unit, mean

Wages and salaries per consumption unit, mean

Equivalent wages and salaries, mean per person

Self-employment income per consumption unit, mean

Equivalent self-employment income, mean per person

Property income per consumption unit, mean

Equivalent property income, mean per person

Current transfers received per consumption unit, mean

Equivalent current transfers received, mean per person

Current transfers paid per consumption unit, mean

Equivalent current transfers paid, mean per person