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[Tab9AndiSve] Share of persons with low and high equalised disposable income respectively by employment status, observations and year

Updated on DBnomics on April 11, 2022 (12:50 PM).

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This dataset has 36 series:

[1930.HE0110BC] retired – Equalised disposable income < 50 percent

min:
8.1
max:
10.1
avg:
9.114
σ:
0.698

[1930.HE0110BE] retired – Equalised disposable income < 60 percent

min:
11.8
max:
14.6
avg:
13.214
σ:
1.015

[1930.HE0110BF] retired – Equalised disposable income > 200 percent

min:
13.3
max:
14.3
avg:
13.571
σ:
0.381

[1930.HE0110BG] retired – Number of persons

min:
80,034
max:
94,352
avg:
85,660.143
σ:
4,912.09

[1940.HE0110BC] parental leave – Equalised disposable income < 50 percent

min:
25.6
max:
33.8
avg:
28.871
σ:
2.65

[1940.HE0110BE] parental leave – Equalised disposable income < 60 percent

min:
35.3
max:
45
avg:
39.514
σ:
3.143

[1940.HE0110BF] parental leave – Equalised disposable income > 200 percent

min:
1.5
max:
2.3
avg:
1.843
σ:
0.306

[1940.HE0110BG] parental leave – Number of persons

min:
101,727
max:
106,666
avg:
103,714.429
σ:
1,601.893

[2000.HE0110BC] other non gainfully employed – Equalised disposable income < 50 percent

min:
36.1
max:
38
avg:
36.771
σ:
0.721

[2000.HE0110BE] other non gainfully employed – Equalised disposable income < 60 percent

min:
47
max:
48.6
avg:
47.729
σ:
0.68