Caribbean NL; income of persons with income in private households

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Caribbean NL; income of persons with income in private households
Sex Characteristics Caribbean Netherlands Periods Persons (number) Personal gross income (median) (1 000 dollar) Personal income (median) (1 000 dollar)
Total male and female Total persons Bonaire 2011 10,150 16.5 16.1
Total male and female Total persons Bonaire 2012 10,600 16.9 16.5
Total male and female Total persons Bonaire 2013 11,250 17.7 17.3
Total male and female Total persons Bonaire 2014 11,650 18.1 17.6
Total male and female Total persons Bonaire 2015 12,150 18.5 17.9
Total male and female Total persons Bonaire 2016 13,100 19.0 18.4
Total male and female Total persons Bonaire 2017 13,600 19.3 18.7
Total male and female Total persons Bonaire 2018 14,000 19.5 19.0
Total male and female Total persons Bonaire 2019 14,400 19.1 18.6
Total male and female Total persons Bonaire 2020 14,300 18.7 18.3
Total male and female Total persons Bonaire 2021* 14,500 18.6 18.2
Total male and female Total persons St. Eustatius 2011 1,450 22.2 20.9
Total male and female Total persons St. Eustatius 2012 1,550 23.5 22.4
Total male and female Total persons St. Eustatius 2013 1,650 24.2 23.1
Total male and female Total persons St. Eustatius 2014 1,650 25.5 24.4
Total male and female Total persons St. Eustatius 2015 1,700 26.4 25.1
Total male and female Total persons St. Eustatius 2016 1,800 24.2 23.2
Total male and female Total persons St. Eustatius 2017 1,950 25.7 24.7
Total male and female Total persons St. Eustatius 2018 2,000 23.9 23.2
Total male and female Total persons St. Eustatius 2019 2,000 23.0 22.3
Total male and female Total persons St. Eustatius 2020 1,850 21.8 21.2
Total male and female Total persons St. Eustatius 2021* 1,800 21.7 20.8
Total male and female Total persons Saba 2011 900 20.0 19.0
Total male and female Total persons Saba 2012 900 21.7 20.7
Total male and female Total persons Saba 2013 950 21.3 20.4
Total male and female Total persons Saba 2014 1,000 22.8 21.7
Total male and female Total persons Saba 2015 1,050 21.6 20.7
Total male and female Total persons Saba 2016 1,150 22.1 21.2
Total male and female Total persons Saba 2017 1,150 22.4 21.4
Total male and female Total persons Saba 2018 1,150 24.3 23.4
Total male and female Total persons Saba 2019 1,150 24.2 23.4
Total male and female Total persons Saba 2020 1,100 25.2 24.4
Total male and female Total persons Saba 2021* 1,100 25.6 24.9
Source: CBS.
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This table summarizes the income of people in the Caribbean Netherlands; the islands of Bonaire, St. Eustatius, and Saba. Persons are differentiated according to sex, age, socio-economic category, position in the household and income level. The income level quartile groups are determined per island, since the income differences between the islands make a classification for the Caribbean Netherlands as a total difficult to interpret.

Population:
The population consists of the people in private households with income observed. The reference date is December 31 of the year under review.

Data is available starting from
2011.

Status of the figures:
The figures for the years 2011 to 2020 are final.
The figures for 2021 are provisional.

Changes June 30, 2023:
The final figures of 2020 and the provisional figures of 2021 are added.

When will new figures be published?
New figures are expected in September 2024.

Description topics

Persons
Number of persons with income in private households on the 31st of the year under review.
Personal gross income (median)
The personal primary income (from employment or private enterprise) plus benefits from income insurance, social security benefits (except child allowances) and income transfers received.
Personal income (median)
The personal gross income from employment, private enterprise transfers received, benefits from income insurance and social benefits (except child allowances) and income transfers received. Premiums for income allowances (apart from social security contributions) have been deducted.