The family household, in its complexity and variability through the life cycle and in its capacity to diversify its productive activity in response to undesirable shifts in income earning opportunities induced by economic growth, is the key unit in the analysis of the income distribution. Such ...
exhibit better median earnings ($61,151), median household income ($116,460), and median female earnings ($49,256), but there is room for improvement in wage/income gap percentage (29.5%), per capita income ($57,742), and household income with householder over the age of 65 ($77,...
According to the urban and rural income levels and the national poverty line,peasant households are classified into poor households,middle-income household... None - 《Population & Development Review》 被引量: 0发表: 1982年 Economic Development, the Family, and Income Distribution: Selected Essays....
In the backdrop of a spatial effect, this paper reconsiders the importance of life cycle in explaining the evolution of regional household income inequality in Taiwan. For the empirical period examined (1998–2006), a fixed effect panel data analysis reveals a high level of spatial clustering ac...
Moreover, at the last stage of income distribution, only two independent variables (education and work status of the household head) affected the poverty rate. We conclude that Taiwan, as one of the developmental welfare regimes in Asia, had created a different way of enhancing the economic ...
Figures from National Statistics show that in 2020 the annual average household disposable income stood at TWD 1,079,648, increasing by 1.88% compared to 2019. The average final consumption expenditure stood at TWD 815,100 (-1.7%), thus resulting in TWD 264,548 average savings per household....
Household Debt: % of GDP (%) 88.1 2022 yearly 2000 - 2022 Non-Performing Loans (USD mn) 2,086.848 Oct 2024 monthly Jan 2004 - Oct 2024 Money Supply M1 (USD mn) 352,480.246 Nov 2024 monthly Jan 1992 - Nov 2024 Money Supply M2 (USD mn) 1,964,547.169 Nov 2024 monthly Jan 199...
In most Chinese societies, real estate is considered the most important asset in valuing a household's wealth because Chinese people believe that ‘land is wealth’ (Hsueh and Chen, 1998). Taiwan is no exception to this Chinese tradition, resulting in a high rate of homeownership. The homeowne...
Household income or consumption by percentage share lowest 10%: 6.4% (2010)highest 10%: 40.3% (2010) Distribution of family income - Gini index 33.6 (2014)32.6 (2000) Budget revenues: 91.62 billion (2017 est.)expenditures: 92.03 billion (2017 est.) Taxes and other revenues 16% (of GDP)...
Household Debt (USD mn) 674,808.7 2022 yearly 2000 - 2022 Total Loans (USD mn) 1,189,807.262 Nov 2024 monthly Jan 1997 - Nov 2024 Total Loans Growth (%) 9.34 Nov 2024 monthly Jan 1998 - Nov 2024 Private Debt: % of Nominal GDP (%) 143.66 Sep 2024 quarterly Mar 1997 - Sep ...