Accuracy indicators of statistical estimation
The coefficient of variation and sampling error indicate the accuracy of population income estimates in 2024. The table contains 57 rows, each corresponding to a specific parameter, such as total monetary income or labor remuneration. Comparing these values determines the reliability of each estimate. The data provides a single-year cross-section without time-series dynamics
Chart of population income estimate accuracy indicators in 2024: values, errors, and coefficients of variation
Set in numbers
Rosstat data. Rows: 57, indicators: 4. The breakdown is by the following items: Total monetary income; Income from labor activity – total; Wages and salaries (including social payments)1; Income from self-employment1; Income not classified as a specific form of employment2, and others
The five largest values: Households residing in urban settlements (56 621), Total monetary income (51 937), Households residing in urban settlements (46 962), Social payments — Disposable monetary income (45 701), Households residing in urban settlements (42 295). The gap between the largest and smallest is 285.1 times. The top five account for 65.2% of the sum across all items — the distribution is heavily skewed toward the top
All table numbers are series: 57
How to read this table
The rows are categorized by the types of income analyzed in the study. General monetary income indicators can be compared with specific subgroups, such as social benefits or labor income. This identifies which categories have higher statistical error and which estimates are most accurate and stable
What is visible in these numbers
What is measured: Indicator value; Standard error; 95% confidence interval (bounds); Coefficient of variation
100 out of 100 possible values are filled (100%) — there are practically no missing values
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Period and application
The data is current for 2024 and provides a single-year cross-section of all indicators. This information is useful for researchers, economists, and specialists working with statistical data quality. Data is updated according to the Rosstat official reporting schedule
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