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[HE0202T08] Housing expenditures as a percentage of disposable income, disposable income and residual income per household by tenure, age of the head of household, observations and year

Updated on DBnomics on April 6, 2022 (11:25 AM).

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This dataset has 216 series:

[1.50-59.0000012Z] rented dwellings – 50-59 years – Housing expenditures percentage, Margin of Error ±, Percent

min:
1.9
max:
3.8
avg:
2.567
σ:
0.873

[1.50-59.00000130] rented dwellings – 50-59 years – Disposable income, Margin of error ±, SEK 1000s

min:
23.1
max:
50
avg:
32.267
σ:
12.542

[1.50-59.00000131] rented dwellings – 50-59 years – Residual income, Margin of error ±, SEK 1000s

min:
19.2
max:
48.4
avg:
29.967
σ:
13.096

[1.50-59.00000132] rented dwellings – 50-59 years – Residual income, median value, SEK 1000s

min:
202.4
max:
250
avg:
220.933
σ:
20.811

[1.60-64.0000012X] rented dwellings – 60-64 years – Housing expenditures percentage, median value. Percent

min:
23.8
max:
30
avg:
26.933
σ:
2.532

[1.60-64.0000012Y] rented dwellings – 60-64 years – Disposable income, median value, SEK 1000s

min:
224.7
max:
279.4
avg:
256.5
σ:
23.201

[1.60-64.0000012Z] rented dwellings – 60-64 years – Housing expenditures percentage, Margin of Error ±, Percent

min:
2.8
max:
4.7
avg:
3.733
σ:
0.776

[1.60-64.00000130] rented dwellings – 60-64 years – Disposable income, Margin of error ±, SEK 1000s

min:
39.3
max:
62.9
avg:
47.4
σ:
10.964

[1.60-64.00000131] rented dwellings – 60-64 years – Residual income, Margin of error ±, SEK 1000s

min:
37.9
max:
58.3
avg:
45.6
σ:
9.048

[1.60-64.00000132] rented dwellings – 60-64 years – Residual income, median value, SEK 1000s

min:
163.1
max:
205.8
avg:
185.967
σ:
17.564