Regional household accounts 1995 - 2001

Changed on: 17/05/2006 13:03

Regional household accounts 1995 - 2001
Region	Households	Period	Transactions in mln euro Primary distribution of income account Resources Compensation of employees Employers' social contributions (mln euro)	Transactions in mln euro Secondary distribution of income account Resources Imputed social contributions (mln euro)	Transactions in mln euro Secondary distribution of income account Resources Social benefits (in cash) Total social benefits (mln euro)	Transactions in mln euro Secondary distribution of income account Resources Social benefits (in cash) Social security benefits (mln euro)	Transactions in mln euro Secondary distribution of income account Resources Social benefits (in cash) Social assistance benefits (mln euro)	Transactions in mln euro Secondary distribution of income account Resources Social benefits (in cash) Pension benefits (mln euro)	Transactions in mln euro Secondary distribution of income account Resources Social benefits (in cash) Other private social benefits (mln euro)	Transactions in mln euro Secondary distribution of income account Resources Social benefits (in cash) Unfunded employee social benefits (mln euro)	Transactions in mln euro Secondary distribution of income account Uses Social contributions Total social contributions (mln euro)	Transactions in mln euro Secondary distribution of income account Uses Social contributions Social security contributions (mln euro)	Transactions in mln euro Secondary distribution of income account Uses Social contributions Contributions to pension schemes (mln euro)	Transactions in mln euro Secondary distribution of income account Uses Social contributions Other private social contributions (mln euro)	Transactions in mln euro Secondary distribution of income account Uses Social contributions Imputed social contributions (mln euro)
Netherlands	Social benefits, total	2001	295	1	12,163	5,825	5,057	404	8	869	3,133	2,839	209	6	78
Netherlands	Social benefits, single person	2001	52	0	3,939	1,665	1,935	77	2	262	937	887	39	1	9
Netherlands	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	158	1	4,973	3,324	850	295	4	500	1,378	1,185	145	3	45
Netherlands	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	86	0	3,251	837	2,272	32	2	107	818	766	25	2	25
Extra-regio	Social benefits, total	2001	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
Extra-regio	Social benefits, single person	2001	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
Extra-regio	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
Extra-regio	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.	.
North-Netherlands	Social benefits, total	2001	40	0	1,331	687	537	42	1	64	358	321	26	1	10
North-Netherlands	Social benefits, single person	2001	10	0	458	199	220	7	0	32	110	101	7	0	2
North-Netherlands	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	20	0	574	405	107	32	1	30	168	146	16	1	6
North-Netherlands	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	10	0	300	83	210	4	0	3	80	74	3	0	3
East-Netherlands	Social benefits, total	2001	56	0	2,193	1,028	874	67	1	222	558	505	36	1	16
East-Netherlands	Social benefits, single person	2001	9	0	700	273	333	8	0	86	153	147	4	0	1
East-Netherlands	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	31	0	957	609	159	56	1	131	264	227	27	1	9
East-Netherlands	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	17	0	536	146	381	3	0	5	141	131	4	0	5
West-Netherlands	Social benefits, total	2001	135	0	5,840	2,482	2,742	182	4	430	1,504	1,373	94	3	35
West-Netherlands	Social benefits, single person	2001	24	0	2,024	828	1,040	48	1	107	491	466	21	1	4
West-Netherlands	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	68	0	1,993	1,246	399	118	2	227	570	490	61	1	19
West-Netherlands	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	43	0	1,823	408	1,303	16	1	95	443	417	12	1	12
South-Netherlands	Social benefits, total	2001	64	1	2,799	1,629	905	112	2	153	712	640	53	1	17
South-Netherlands	Social benefits, single person	2001	9	0	757	365	342	14	0	36	182	174	7	0	2
South-Netherlands	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	39	1	1,449	1,063	184	88	1	112	376	323	41	1	11
South-Netherlands	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	16	0	593	200	378	10	0	4	154	144	6	0	5
Groningen	Social benefits, total	2001	16	0	535	251	252	12	0	20	141	130	7	0	4
Groningen	Social benefits, single person	2001	4	0	192	72	117	2	0	1	46	44	1	0	1
Groningen	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	8	0	220	148	44	9	0	18	64	56	5	0	3
Groningen	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	3	0	123	30	91	1	0	1	31	29	1	0	1
Friesland	Social benefits, total	2001	13	0	426	216	173	12	0	24	117	107	7	0	3
Friesland	Social benefits, single person	2001	4	0	148	69	61	2	0	14	38	35	2	0	0
Friesland	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	5	0	171	113	43	7	0	9	49	44	3	0	2
Friesland	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	4	0	108	34	69	2	0	1	31	28	2	0	1
Drenthe	Social benefits, total	2001	12	0	370	220	111	19	0	20	100	85	12	0	3
Drenthe	Social benefits, single person	2001	3	0	118	58	42	2	0	17	26	22	4	0	0
Drenthe	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	7	0	183	144	20	16	0	3	55	46	7	0	2
Drenthe	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	2	0	69	18	49	1	0	1	18	17	0	0	1
Overijssel	Social benefits, total	2001	18	0	677	322	293	18	1	44	175	160	10	0	5
Overijssel	Social benefits, single person	2001	3	0	206	87	108	0	0	11	47	46	1	0	1
Overijssel	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	9	0	292	184	60	16	0	31	81	71	7	0	3
Overijssel	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	6	0	180	51	125	2	0	2	47	43	2	0	2
Flevoland	Social benefits, total	2001	5	0	247	96	83	14	0	54	56	48	7	0	1
Flevoland	Social benefits, single person	2001	1	0	119	33	29	5	0	52	19	17	2	0	0
Flevoland	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	2	0	65	47	9	8	0	1	22	17	4	0	1
Flevoland	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	1	0	62	17	45	0	0	0	15	14	0	0	0
Gelderland	Social benefits, total	2001	33	0	1,268	609	498	36	1	124	326	297	19	1	9
Gelderland	Social benefits, single person	2001	4	0	375	153	197	3	0	23	86	84	2	0	1
Gelderland	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	19	0	599	378	90	32	1	99	161	139	16	1	6
Gelderland	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	9	0	293	78	211	1	0	3	79	74	2	0	3
Utrecht	Social benefits, total	2001	19	0	687	340	266	27	1	53	182	162	15	0	5
Utrecht	Social benefits, single person	2001	5	0	215	104	104	6	0	1	56	52	3	0	1
Utrecht	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	9	0	257	175	35	18	0	28	75	63	10	0	2
Utrecht	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	5	0	215	61	127	3	0	24	51	47	2	0	2
Noord-Holland	Social benefits, total	2001	48	0	2,287	1,076	979	79	1	152	585	534	38	1	13
Noord-Holland	Social benefits, single person	2001	7	0	828	366	383	20	0	59	192	182	8	0	1
Noord-Holland	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	27	0	813	555	137	53	1	67	235	201	26	0	7
Noord-Holland	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	15	0	646	155	458	7	0	26	159	150	4	0	5
Zuid-Holland	Social benefits, total	2001	62	0	2,661	945	1,424	66	2	224	680	627	36	1	16
Zuid-Holland	Social benefits, single person	2001	12	0	905	318	521	19	0	47	224	214	9	0	2
Zuid-Holland	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	30	0	841	447	218	42	1	132	236	204	23	1	8
Zuid-Holland	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	21	0	915	180	685	4	1	45	220	209	5	0	6
Zeeland	Social benefits, total	2001	5	0	206	120	73	10	0	2	57	51	5	0	1
Zeeland	Social benefits, single person	2001	1	0	75	40	32	3	0	0	19	18	1	0	0
Zeeland	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	3	0	84	69	8	5	0	1	25	21	3	0	1
Zeeland	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	1	0	47	12	33	2	0	0	13	12	1	0	0
Noord-Brabant	Social benefits, total	2001	38	0	1,652	929	574	69	1	80	440	396	33	1	10
Noord-Brabant	Social benefits, single person	2001	6	0	501	231	225	10	0	36	120	114	5	0	1
Noord-Brabant	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	22	0	773	573	105	53	1	41	221	191	24	0	6
Noord-Brabant	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	11	0	378	125	244	6	0	3	99	92	4	0	3
Limburg	Social benefits, total	2001	25	0	1,147	700	331	43	1	73	272	244	21	1	7
Limburg	Social benefits, single person	2001	3	0	257	134	117	4	0	1	62	60	2	0	1
Limburg	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	17	0	676	490	79	35	0	71	154	133	17	0	5
Limburg	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	5	0	215	75	134	4	0	2	55	52	2	0	2
Agglomeration of Utrecht	Social benefits, total	2001	11	0	400	179	180	13	0	28	104	94	8	0	3
Agglomeration of Utrecht	Social benefits, single person	2001	3	0	136	53	79	3	0	1	35	32	2	0	1
Agglomeration of Utrecht	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	5	0	150	92	22	9	0	26	41	34	5	0	1
Agglomeration of Utrecht	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	3	0	114	33	80	1	0	1	29	27	1	0	1
Rest of the province of Utrecht	Social benefits, total	2001	8	0	286	162	86	14	0	25	77	68	7	0	2
Rest of the province of Utrecht	Social benefits, single person	2001	1	0	79	51	25	2	0	0	21	20	1	0	0
Rest of the province of Utrecht	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	4	0	107	82	14	9	0	1	35	29	5	0	1
Rest of the province of Utrecht	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	2	0	101	29	47	2	0	23	21	19	1	0	1
Agglomeration of Amsterdam	Social benefits, total	2001	26	0	1,283	512	651	26	1	93	323	301	14	1	7
Agglomeration of Amsterdam	Social benefits, single person	2001	4	0	509	200	258	4	0	47	116	113	2	0	1
Agglomeration of Amsterdam	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	13	0	355	228	86	18	0	22	108	94	10	0	4
Agglomeration of Amsterdam	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	9	0	419	84	307	4	0	24	100	94	2	0	3
Rest of Noord-Holland	Social benefits, total	2001	22	-1	1,004	564	327	53	1	59	263	232	24	0	6
Rest of Noord-Holland	Social benefits, single person	2001	2	0	320	167	125	16	0	12	76	69	6	0	1
Rest of Noord-Holland	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	13	-1	458	327	51	35	0	45	127	107	16	0	4
Rest of Noord-Holland	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	6	0	227	71	152	2	0	2	60	56	2	0	2
Agglomeration of 's-Gravenhage	Social benefits, total	2001	17	0	695	251	334	19	0	91	173	158	10	0	5
Agglomeration of 's-Gravenhage	Social benefits, single person	2001	4	0	286	103	132	6	0	45	65	61	3	0	1
Agglomeration of 's-Gravenhage	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	8	0	160	98	35	10	0	16	50	42	5	0	2
Agglomeration of 's-Gravenhage	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	6	0	248	50	166	2	0	30	58	55	2	0	2
Rijnmond	Social benefits, total	2001	27	0	1,274	389	783	23	1	77	321	300	14	1	7
Rijnmond	Social benefits, single person	2001	6	0	409	142	260	6	0	1	106	102	3	0	1
Rijnmond	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	12	0	394	171	138	15	0	69	105	92	9	0	3
Rijnmond	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	9	0	470	76	385	2	0	7	110	106	2	0	3
Rest of Zuid-Holland	Social benefits, total	2001	18	0	692	305	307	24	1	56	185	168	12	0	5
Rest of Zuid-Holland	Social benefits, single person	2001	2	0	210	73	129	7	0	1	54	51	3	0	0
Rest of Zuid-Holland	Social benefits, multi pers without ch.	2001	10	0	286	178	45	16	0	47	81	70	8	0	3
Rest of Zuid-Holland	Social benefits, multi persons with ch.	2001	6	0	196	54	133	1	0	8	51	48	1	0	2
Source: CBS.

Explanation of symbols

Dataset is not available.

Transactions in mln. euro, transactions per capita and
transactions per household
1995 - 2001
Changed on May 17 2006.
Frequency: Discontinued.

Description topics

Transactions in mln euro

Primary distribution of income account

The allocation of primary income account describes the distribution of
value added over all participants (i.e. the suppliers of the production
factors labour and capital) in the production process. It is shown how
wages and salaries of employees end up at those households to which they
belong. This provides a statistical description on how the labour market
(where individual employees are active) is related to different households
groups. This information opens the door to further research on the
dependence of the different household groups on demand and compensation of
the different kinds of labour.

Resources

Compensation of employees

Employers' social contributions: Employers' social contributions consist of payments to insurers made by
employers for the benefit of their employees. They can be classified in
employers' social security contributions, employers' private social
contributions (o.w. pension schemes) and the imputed social contributions.
In most cases the employers directly pay the employers' social
contributions to the insurers. However, to show that these contributions
are paid for the benefit of employees, these payments are recorded as two
transactions: a) employers pay employers' social contributions to their
employees, and b) employees pay the same contributions to social
insurance funds.

Secondary distribution of income account

The distribution of secondary income account shows the redistribution of
income. The consequence of government policy on disposable income of
household groups is shown here. The balancing item is disposable income by
household group.

Resources

Imputed social contributions: Imputed social contributions (self-employed).
Imputed social contributions represent the counterpart to the 'unfunded
employee social benefits' (less any employees' social contributions)
paid directly by employers (self-employed) to their (former) employees.

Social benefits (in cash)

Total social benefits: Social benefits are transfers to households, intended to relieve them
from the financial burden of a number of risks or needs, such as
sickness, invalidity, disability, old age, survivors and unemployment.
Social benefits are classified in social security benefits, social
assistance benefits, private social benefits (o.w. pension benefits)
and unfunded employee social benefits.

Social security benefits: Social security benefits are paid by social security funds, in the field
of unemployment, disability, sickness, old age etc.

Social assistance benefits: Social assistance benefits are payments of the central and local
government to households, for which no quid pro quo by the beneficiary
is expected. These benefits are based on a number of Dutch laws, such
as the National Assistance Act and the Social Employment Act.

Pension benefits: Pension benefits are private social benefits in the field of old age,
survivors or disability, paid by pension funds and life insurance
companies.

Other private social benefits: These are benefits paid by employers out of special reserves, which are
segregated from their other reserves.

Unfunded employee social benefits: These social benefits are directly paid by employers to their (former)
employees, without involving any social security fund. Examples are
the continuation of wages in case of illness, military pension provisions
and reimbursement of medical expenses (for civil servants).

Uses

Social contributions

Total social contributions: Social contributions include social security contributions, private social
contributions (o.w. contributions to pension schemes) and imputed social
contributions. Employers, employees, self-employed persons and inactive
persons pay these contributions.
Actually, the employers' part is paid directly to the insurers.
However, in the national accounts, the employers' contributions are
supposed to be part of primary income of households (i.e. the income
from direct participation in the production process). Therefore, in first
instance these contributions are treated as payments by employers to
households as compensation of employees, who are deemed to pay
them to the insurers in the income account.

Social security contributions: These are contributions from households to social security funds.

Contributions to pension schemes: Contributions to pension schemes are based on collective
contracts with pension funds and life insurance companies.
The contributions are calculated as follows:
actual contributions to pension schemes (gross)
minus: compensation of insurance services (part of
consumption of households)
plus: supplement from investment income
= contributions to pension schemes
The supplement from investment income is part of the
property income attributed to insurance policyholders that
relates to pensions.

Other private social contributions: These are contributions paid to private social schemes excluding pension
schemes. The contributions to these schemes can be derived in the
same way as the contributions to pension schemes.

Imputed social contributions: Imputed social contributions represent the counterpart to the
'unfunded employee social benefits' (less any employees' social
contributions) paid directly by employers to their (former) employees.
It is necessary to introduce this imputation because the direct payments
are recorded twice. Firstly they are recorded as employers' social
contributions (part of the compensation of employees). Secondly they
are recorded as social benefits.