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[HE0202T11] Equalised disposable income, equalised residual income and number of persons 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:

[1.50-59.0000013B] rented dwellings – 50-59 years – Number of persons. Margin of error ±

min:
40,150
max:
82,430
avg:
56,343.333
σ:
18,624.502

[1.50-59.0000013C] rented dwellings – 50-59 years – Equalised disposable income, median value. Margin of error ±, SEK thousands

min:
16
max:
30.4
avg:
22.1
σ:
6.081

[1.50-59.0000013D] rented dwellings – 50-59 years – Equalised residual income, median value. Margin of error ±, SEK thousands

min:
14.7
max:
31.1
avg:
21.033
σ:
7.197

[1.50-59.0000013E] rented dwellings – 50-59 years – Equalised residual income, median value. SEK thousands

min:
142.3
max:
147.4
avg:
144.267
σ:
2.24

[1.60-64.00000139] rented dwellings – 60-64 years – Number of persons

min:
166,190
max:
183,600
avg:
177,153.333
σ:
7,792.186

[1.60-64.0000013A] rented dwellings – 60-64 years – Equalised disposable income, median value. SEK thousands

min:
200.1
max:
251.2
avg:
224.9
σ:
20.888

[1.60-64.0000013B] rented dwellings – 60-64 years – Number of persons. Margin of error ±

min:
26,660
max:
46,030
avg:
34,466.667
σ:
8,342.007

[1.60-64.0000013C] rented dwellings – 60-64 years – Equalised disposable income, median value. Margin of error ±, SEK thousands

min:
26.7
max:
27.7
avg:
27.3
σ:
0.432

[1.60-64.0000013D] rented dwellings – 60-64 years – Equalised residual income, median value. Margin of error ±, SEK thousands

min:
25.2
max:
36.7
avg:
29.067
σ:
5.398

[1.60-64.0000013E] rented dwellings – 60-64 years – Equalised residual income, median value. SEK thousands

min:
139
max:
177.7
avg:
157.267
σ:
15.873