Welfare of persons; key figures
Sex | Person characteristics | Periods | Median development purchasing power (%) |
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Total male and female | Total persons | 2022* | -1.2 |
Total male and female | Age: 0 to 14 years | 2022* | -0.2 |
Total male and female | Age: 15 to 24 years | 2022* | 1.9 |
Total male and female | Age: 25 to 44 years | 2022* | 0.0 |
Total male and female | Age: 45 to 64 years | 2022* | -1.1 |
Total male and female | Age: 65 years or older | 2022* | -3.1 |
Total male and female | Background: Dutch | 2022* | . |
Total male and female | Background: western | 2022* | . |
Total male and female | Background: non-western | 2022* | . |
Total male and female | Pos. in hh.: main earner | 2022* | -1.6 |
Total male and female | Pos. in hh.: main earner without partner | 2022* | -1.0 |
Total male and female | Pos. in hh.: main earner with partner | 2022* | -2.1 |
Total male and female | Pos. in hh.: partner of main earner | 2022* | -2.1 |
Total male and female | Pos. in hh.: child underage | 2022* | 0.2 |
Total male and female | Pos. in hh.: child of age | 2022* | 1.5 |
Total male and female | Pos. in hh.: other member | 2022* | -0.8 |
Total male and female | SEC: employee | 2022* | -0.7 |
Total male and female | SEC: self-employed (total) | 2022* | -0.7 |
Total male and female | SEC: benefit recipient and pensioner | 2022* | -2.8 |
Total male and female | SEC: benefit claimant | 2022* | 2.1 |
Total male and female | SEC: claiming unemployment benefit | 2022* | -2.4 |
Total male and female | SEC: claiming social provision benefit | 2022* | 4.3 |
Total male and female | SEC: claiming disability benefit | 2022* | -1.6 |
Total male and female | SEC: pensioner | 2022* | -3.1 |
Total male and female | SEC: (school) child or student | 2022* | 0.1 |
Total male and female | SEC: other (without income) | 2022* | -1.7 |
Male | Total persons | 2022* | -1.2 |
Male | Age: 0 to 14 years | 2022* | -0.2 |
Male | Age: 15 to 24 years | 2022* | 2.0 |
Male | Age: 25 to 44 years | 2022* | -0.1 |
Male | Age: 45 to 64 years | 2022* | -1.1 |
Male | Age: 65 years or older | 2022* | -3.2 |
Male | Background: Dutch | 2022* | . |
Male | Background: western | 2022* | . |
Male | Background: non-western | 2022* | . |
Male | Pos. in hh.: main earner | 2022* | -1.8 |
Male | Pos. in hh.: main earner without partner | 2022* | -0.9 |
Male | Pos. in hh.: main earner with partner | 2022* | -2.2 |
Male | Pos. in hh.: partner of main earner | 2022* | -1.4 |
Male | Pos. in hh.: child underage | 2022* | 0.2 |
Male | Pos. in hh.: child of age | 2022* | 1.1 |
Male | Pos. in hh.: other member | 2022* | -0.7 |
Male | SEC: employee | 2022* | -0.7 |
Male | SEC: self-employed (total) | 2022* | -0.9 |
Male | SEC: benefit recipient and pensioner | 2022* | -2.9 |
Male | SEC: benefit claimant | 2022* | 2.3 |
Male | SEC: claiming unemployment benefit | 2022* | -1.7 |
Male | SEC: claiming social provision benefit | 2022* | 4.7 |
Male | SEC: claiming disability benefit | 2022* | -1.6 |
Male | SEC: pensioner | 2022* | -3.2 |
Male | SEC: (school) child or student | 2022* | 0.1 |
Male | SEC: other (without income) | 2022* | -0.7 |
Female | Total persons | 2022* | -1.2 |
Female | Age: 0 to 14 years | 2022* | -0.2 |
Female | Age: 15 to 24 years | 2022* | 1.9 |
Female | Age: 25 to 44 years | 2022* | 0.0 |
Female | Age: 45 to 64 years | 2022* | -1.1 |
Female | Age: 65 years or older | 2022* | -3.0 |
Female | Background: Dutch | 2022* | . |
Female | Background: western | 2022* | . |
Female | Background: non-western | 2022* | . |
Female | Pos. in hh.: main earner | 2022* | -1.1 |
Female | Pos. in hh.: main earner without partner | 2022* | -1.0 |
Female | Pos. in hh.: main earner with partner | 2022* | -1.4 |
Female | Pos. in hh.: partner of main earner | 2022* | -2.2 |
Female | Pos. in hh.: child underage | 2022* | 0.1 |
Female | Pos. in hh.: child of age | 2022* | 2.0 |
Female | Pos. in hh.: other member | 2022* | -0.9 |
Female | SEC: employee | 2022* | -0.7 |
Female | SEC: self-employed (total) | 2022* | -0.3 |
Female | SEC: benefit recipient and pensioner | 2022* | -2.7 |
Female | SEC: benefit claimant | 2022* | 2.0 |
Female | SEC: claiming unemployment benefit | 2022* | -2.9 |
Female | SEC: claiming social provision benefit | 2022* | 3.9 |
Female | SEC: claiming disability benefit | 2022* | -1.6 |
Female | SEC: pensioner | 2022* | -3.0 |
Female | SEC: (school) child or student | 2022* | 0.1 |
Female | SEC: other (without income) | 2022* | -1.9 |
Source: CBS. |
Dataset is not available.
This table aims to show the distribution of welfare of persons in the Netherlands, measured by their income.
The figures in this table are broken down to different person characteristics.
The population consists of all persons in private households with income on January 1st of the reporting year.
In the population for the subject low-income persons, persons in both student households and households with income only for a part of the year have been excluded.
The population for the subject economic independence consists of all persons aged from 15 to the OAP-age in private households with income on January 1st of the reporting year, except for students and pupils.
Data available from: 2011
Status of the figures:
The figures for 2011 to 2020 are final. The figures for 2021 are preliminary.
Changes as of 8 Nobember 2023:
The preliminary figures for 2022 have been added.
When will new figures be published?
New figures will be published in the fall of 2024.
New figures on expenditures are expected early 2024.
Description topics
- Median development purchasing power
- Purchasing power is defined as the equivalised household income adjusted for price developments, which are based on the consumer price index (CPI). Purchasing power is used to determine income changes (in real terms), but may also be used to determine (developments in) differences in prosperity between individuals or households.
The development is measured by the median change in purchasing power. The median is defined as the value separating the higher half from the lower half. In simple terms, it may be thought of as the "middle" value of a data set.