Household income: groups below and above the poverty line
In 2024, population income was distributed across various sources, from labor compensation to other receipts. The table contains 57 rows listing the components of total income, including both monetary and in-kind forms of payment. The columns allow for a comparison of all households in the country with those above or below the poverty line. This provides insight into how the budgets of different social groups are formed
Chart of household income structure below and above the poverty line in 2024
Set in numbers
This is a cross-section: 57 series across 3 breakdowns. 171 values in total.
“Disposable aggregate income — Aggregate income, including estimated equivalent of net imputed rent” leads the table with 132,104, “Alimony and equivalent regular payments” closes it with 425. The gap between them is 311-fold.
All table numbers are series: 57
How to read this table
Differences between groups with varying levels of wealth are visible through the comparison of columns. One can track the share of income derived from labor versus other receipts for households below the poverty line compared to those with higher incomes. The rows detail the structure of total income, separating monetary payments from in-kind forms, which helps assess the actual volume of resources for each group
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Period and application
The data is current for 2024 and represents a one-time nationwide snapshot. Information on income structure and poverty lines is useful for analyzing social inequality and studying the population's quality of life. Rosstat data reflects the distribution of total income across all household categories within a single reporting period
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