[36100587] Distributions of household economic accounts, income, consumption and saving, by characteristic, annual

Name: Distributions of household economic accounts, income, consumption and saving, by characteristic, annual
Creator: DBnomics

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Income quintiles are assigned based on equivalized household disposable income, which takes into account differences in household size and composition using a method proposed by the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD). The OECD-modified" equivalence scale assigns a value of 1 to the first adult Age groups refer to the age group of the major income earner. This refers to the main source of income for the household, that is, wages and salaries, self-employment income, net property income, current transfers received related to pension benefits, or other current transfers received from non-pension related sources.
Self-employment income refers to mixed income related to non-farm and farm businesses. Household rental income is not included. Revenues from Current transfers received - pension benefits relate to current transfers received from corporations for employer's pension plans and current transfers received from government for the Canada and Québec pension plans (CPP/QPP) and the Old Age Security program including the Guaranteed Income Supplement (OAS/GIS). Revenues from Current transfers received - others, relate to all other current transfers received not included in Current transfers received - pensions benefits, that is, it includes current transfers from the government sector except for the Canada and Québec pension plans (CPP/QPP) and from the Old Age Security Program (OAS) and the Guaranteed Income Supplement (GIS). It also includes current transfers from Non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH) and from the non-residents sector. Owner/Renter refers to the housing tenure of a household. Households that have subsidized rents (partially or fully) are included under Renter. Distributions by generation are defined as follows and are based on the birth year of the major income earner : pre-1946 for those born before 1946, baby boom for those born between 1946 and 1964, generation X for those born between 1965 and 1980 and millennials for those born after 1980. Note that generation Z has been combined with the millennial generation as their sample size is relatively small. Distribution of value" is the share of a component of income Value per consumption unit reflects the Statistics value" divided by the number of consumption units

[freq] Frequency

[A] Annual

[geogr] Geography

[geogr_1] Canada

[stati] Statistics

[stati_1] Value

[stati_2] Distribution of value

[stati_3] Value per household

[stati_4] Value per consumption unit

[chara] Characteristics

[chara_1] All households

[chara_10] 35 to 44 years

[chara_11] 45 to 54 years

[chara_12] Lowest income quintile

[chara_13] 55 to 64 years

[chara_14] 65 years and over

[chara_15] Lowest income quintile, less than 35 years

[chara_16] Lowest income quintile, 35 to 44 years

[chara_17] Lowest income quintile, 45 to 54 years

[chara_18] Lowest income quintile, 55 to 64 years

[chara_19] Lowest income quintile, 65 years and over

[chara_2] Multiple-person households

[chara_20] Second income quintile, less than 35 years

[chara_21] Second income quintile, 35 to 44 years

[chara_22] Second income quintile, 45 to 54 years

[chara_23] Second income quintile

[chara_24] Second income quintile, 55 to 64 years

[chara_25] Second income quintile, 65 years and over

[chara_26] Third income quintile, less than 35 years

[chara_27] Third income quintile, 35 to 44 years

[chara_28] Third income quintile, 45 to 54 years

[chara_29] Third income quintile, 55 to 64 years

[chara_3] Single with children living at home

[chara_30] Third income quintile, 65 years and over

[chara_31] Fourth income quintile, less than 35 years

[chara_32] Fourth income quintile, 35 to 44 years

[chara_33] Fourth income quintile, 45 to 54 years

[chara_34] Third income quintile

[chara_35] Fourth income quintile, 55 to 64 years

[chara_36] Fourth income quintile, 65 years and over

[chara_37] Highest income quintile, less than 35 years

[chara_38] Highest income quintile, 35 to 44 years

[chara_39] Highest income quintile, 45 to 54 years

[chara_4] Two adults less than 65 years, no children at home

[chara_40] Highest income quintile, 55 to 64 years

[chara_41] Highest income quintile, 65 years and over

[chara_42] Main source of household income: wages and salaries

[chara_43] Main source of household income: self-employment income

[chara_44] Main source of household income: net property income

[chara_45] Fourth income quintile

[chara_46] Main source of household income: current transfers received - pension benefits

[chara_47] Main source of household income: current transfers received - others

[chara_48] Owner

[chara_49] Owner with mortgage

[chara_5] Two adults at least one 65 years or older, no child living at home

[chara_50] Owner without mortgage

[chara_51] Renter

[chara_52] Pre-1946

[chara_53] Baby boom

[chara_54] Generation X

[chara_55] Highest income quintile

[chara_56] Millennials

[chara_57] One-person households

[chara_58] Single less than 65 years

[chara_59] Single 65 years and older

[chara_6] Two adults with less than 3 children living at home

[chara_7] Two adults with at least 3 children living at home

[chara_8] Others

[chara_9] Less than 35 years

[inc_con_and] Income, consumption and savings

[inc_con_and_1] Household disposable income

[inc_con_and_10] Education

[inc_con_and_11] Food, beverage and accommodation services

[inc_con_and_12] Compensation of employees

[inc_con_and_13] Insurance and financial services

[inc_con_and_14] Miscellaneous goods and services

[inc_con_and_15] Change in pension entitlements

[inc_con_and_16] Household net saving

[inc_con_and_17] Social transfers in kind (STiK)

[inc_con_and_18] Social transfers in kind (STiK): education

[inc_con_and_19] Social transfers in kind (STiK): health

[inc_con_and_2] Alcoholic beverages and tobacco

[inc_con_and_20] Social transfers in kind (STiK): other

[inc_con_and_21] Adjusted household disposable income

[inc_con_and_22] Net mixed income

[inc_con_and_23] Household actual final consumption

[inc_con_and_24] Property income received

[inc_con_and_25] Less: property income paid

[inc_con_and_26] Current transfers received

[inc_con_and_27] Less: current transfers paid

[inc_con_and_28] Household final consumption expenditure (HFCE)

[inc_con_and_29] Food and non-alcoholic beverages

[inc_con_and_3] Clothing and footwear

[inc_con_and_4] Housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels

[inc_con_and_5] Furnishings, household equipment and other goods and services related to the dwelling and property

[inc_con_and_6] Health

[inc_con_and_7] Transport

[inc_con_and_8] Communications

[inc_con_and_9] Recreation and culture

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Characteristics [chara] (59)

Income, consumption and savings [inc_con_and] (29)

This dataset has 5,638 series:

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[1.1.1.1] Annual – Canada – Value – All households – Household disposable income

from: 1999=546,261

to: 2024=1,708,378

min:: 546,261

max:: 1,708,378

avg:: 1,015,523.115

σ:: 322,919.85

[1.1.1.10] Annual – Canada – Value – All households – Alcoholic beverages and tobacco

from: 1999=24,905

to: 2024=50,610

min:: 24,905

max:: 51,527

avg:: 39,869.308

σ:: 8,133.092

[1.1.1.11] Annual – Canada – Value – All households – Clothing and footwear

from: 1999=27,682

to: 2024=72,100

min:: 27,682

max:: 72,100

avg:: 44,779.192

σ:: 13,559.394

[1.1.1.12] Annual – Canada – Value – All households – Housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels

from: 1999=127,461

to: 2024=398,509

min:: 127,461

max:: 398,509

avg:: 234,134.923

σ:: 73,178.072

[1.1.1.13] Annual – Canada – Value – All households – Furnishings, household equipment and other goods and services related to the dwelling and property

from: 1999=31,904

to: 2024=93,648

min:: 31,904

max:: 98,285

avg:: 59,734.654

σ:: 19,477.384

[1.1.1.14] Annual – Canada – Value – All households – Health

from: 1999=18,335

to: 2024=70,067

min:: 18,335

max:: 70,067

avg:: 41,429.038

σ:: 14,265.455

[1.1.1.15] Annual – Canada – Value – All households – Transport

from: 1999=81,881

to: 2024=265,146

min:: 81,881

max:: 265,146

avg:: 154,607.308

σ:: 49,476.307

[1.1.1.16] Annual – Canada – Value – All households – Communications

from: 1999=11,372

to: 2024=41,709

min:: 11,372

max:: 41,709

avg:: 25,604.5

σ:: 8,805.193

[1.1.1.17] Annual – Canada – Value – All households – Recreation and culture

from: 1999=54,244

to: 2024=140,882

min:: 54,244

max:: 140,882

avg:: 91,055.962

σ:: 23,330.827

[1.1.1.18] Annual – Canada – Value – All households – Education

from: 1999=5,618

to: 2024=21,555

min:: 5,618

max:: 21,555

avg:: 13,211.846

σ:: 4,727.99

Series code	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010	2011	2012	2013	2014	2015	2016	2017	2018	2019	2020	2021	2022	2023	2024
[1.1.1.1]	546261	579683	615286	642584	663239	695238	721510	774375	816321	862404	884783	928091	962102	1001254	1046791	1081654	1129875	1132763	1189366	1224919	1280362	1387659	1431280	1508587	1588836	1708378
[1.1.1.10]	24905	25900	27713	31002	33087	34003	34130	34294	34907	35605	36033	37477	38506	39828	40679	42050	43354	44523	45376	48672	48584	51182	51410	51527	51245	50610
[1.1.1.11]	27682	29055	30229	31099	31763	32559	33712	35512	37171	37507	36964	38677	40029	41119	42358	44626	47299	47876	49289	61997	63580	51152	58301	70641	71962	72100
[1.1.1.12]	127461	133925	139341	145400	153520	160413	168562	177060	188322	200145	205828	214534	224318	232923	244457	257191	266997	275833	288655	275918	290097	302209	314300	338228	363362	398509
[1.1.1.13]	31904	33921	35912	38516	40551	42785	44873	48180	50974	52639	52060	53422	53901	54543	55877	58285	60547	62858	65200	76452	79247	81724	91870	98285	94927	93648
[1.1.1.14]	18335	19802	21548	23418	24760	26646	28720	31246	33824	35944	37843	39809	41354	42508	44037	45717	47935	50188	52376	51350	53419	50575	57433	62494	65807	70067
[1.1.1.15]	81881	89012	90542	97163	101244	105296	113683	120288	128871	134707	125375	137860	148259	155318	163831	172794	172494	176475	189321	208408	209217	164287	190817	228654	248847	265146
[1.1.1.16]	11372	12642	13672	15134	15788	16811	18071	19243	20175	21030	22551	23423	24745	25561	26831	28184	29495	30697	33112	32218	33343	34090	36292	38960	40568	41709
[1.1.1.17]	54244	58523	61600	64807	67024	69501	72867	76571	80747	83203	83559	86079	88040	89397	90358	92395	94536	95717	97781	112177	114161	105210	118409	132247	137420	140882
[1.1.1.18]	5618	5940	6346	6936	7873	8326	8991	9562	10189	10973	11838	12578	13347	14235	15168	15012	15786	16551	20681	16110	16901	16419	17276	18874	20423	21555