Level and structure of cash income of families with children in 2024, below and above
Indicators of the level and structure of monetary incomes of families with children for 2024 are broken down by various categories. Rows differ by income sources, including wages and other labour earnings, and cover all families with children as well as sub‑groups with incomes below or above the poverty line. The single‑year data allow assessment of money distribution within these social categories
Table of the structure of monetary incomes of families with children in 2024: groups below and above the poverty line
Set in numbers
This is a cross-section: 57 series across 3 breakdowns. 171 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Total cash income” — 144,718; the smallest is “Families with children under 18 – Property income – total” at 338. The gap between them is 428-fold.
All table numbers are series: 57
How to read this table
Differences between rows show the share of total monetary income that comes from wages or other types of labour activity. Comparing groups with incomes below and above the poverty line reveals how the composition of receipts changes with family affluence. The list includes 57 distinct rows detailing total income and its components
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Period and application
The information is current for 2024 and reflects the present situation of population incomes in the country. Statistics cover all families with children and are suitable for detailed analysis of social welfare across population groups. Data are presented as a one‑time snapshot without time series, convenient for evaluating the state of affairs in a specific year
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