Level and structure of households' cash income in 2019
2019 monetary income of the population is presented here based on sample surveys of income and participation in social programs. The dataset contains 57 rows varying by the composition of receipts: total monetary income, labor income, and wages including social payments are highlighted. Columns allow for comparing indicators across different groups, including households residing in the Arctic zone
Chart of monetary household income levels in 2019 by household type
Set in numbers
This is a cross-section: 57 series across 2 breakdowns. 114 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Total cash income” — 104,035; the smallest is “Social payments — Property tax, fees and other mandatory payments” at 255. The gap between them is 407-fold.
All table numbers are series: 57
How to read this table
The rows divide monetary receipts into total amounts and specific sources, such as wages. Comparing these helps determine the share of earned income versus other payments in the total household budget. The rows present different income categories, while the columns represent various household groups, highlighting income specifics across different socio-territorial conditions
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Period and application
The data is for 2019 and does not include year-on-year dynamics, as it is a cross-sectional snapshot. Information is collected via sample surveys, ensuring accuracy in analyzing income structure. The data is useful for studying household welfare levels and the distribution of financial resources among various population categories and residents of special zones
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