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[InkStdMedianSKL] Income standard of families with children living at home aged 0-17 by region, observations and year

Updated on DBnomics on April 8, 2022 (1:30 PM).

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This dataset has 22 series:

[00.LE0102CF] Sweden – Income standard (median)

from
1995=1.32
to
2013=1.95
min:
1.3
max:
1.97
avg:
1.639
σ:
0.236

[00.LE0102CG] Sweden – Margin of error for median value

from
1995=0.01
to
2013=0.03
min:
0.01
max:
0.03
avg:
0.023
σ:
0.007

[SKL01.LE0102CF] metropolitan municipalities (3 municipalities) – Income standard (median)

from
1995=1.28
to
2013=1.98
min:
1.27
max:
2.02
avg:
1.599
σ:
0.249

[SKL01.LE0102CG] metropolitan municipalities (3 municipalities) – Margin of error for median value

from
1995=0.05
to
2013=0.1
min:
0.04
max:
0.1
avg:
0.077
σ:
0.017

[SKL02.LE0102CF] suburban municipalities (38 municipalities) – Income standard (median)

from
1995=1.4
to
2013=2.17
min:
1.4
max:
2.24
avg:
1.8
σ:
0.291

[SKL02.LE0102CG] suburban municipalities (38 municipalities) – Margin of error for median value

from
1995=0.04
to
2013=0.08
min:
0.04
max:
0.08
avg:
0.063
σ:
0.011

[SKL03.LE0102CF] large cities (31 municipalities) – Income standard (median)

from
1995=1.35
to
2013=1.88
min:
1.29
max:
1.93
avg:
1.632
σ:
0.222

[SKL03.LE0102CG] large cities (31 municipalities) – Margin of error for median value

from
1995=0.03
to
2013=0.05
min:
0.02
max:
0.06
avg:
0.04
σ:
0.01

[SKL04.LE0102CF] suburban municipalities to large cities (22 municipalities) – Income standard (median)

from
1995=1.33
to
2013=2.08
min:
1.27
max:
2.08
avg:
1.679
σ:
0.258

[SKL04.LE0102CG] suburban municipalities to large cities (22 municipalities) – Margin of error for median value

from
1995=0.13
to
2013=0.13
min:
0.08
max:
0.14
avg:
0.108
σ:
0.018