1. © Statistisches Bundesamt, III B 2 Statistisches Bundesamt INCOME AND EXPENDITURE OF PRIVATE HOUSEHOLDS IN THE CONTEXT OF A SAM Alexander Opitz and Norbert Schwarz

2. © Statistisches Bundesamt, III B 2 Statistisches Bundesamt Summary SAM and Socio-economic Analysis SAM Modules Statistical Sources and Compilation Methods Selected Results Plans for the Future

3. © Statistisches Bundesamt, III B 2 Statistisches Bundesamt Ageing Society Population Structure Private Demand Supply of Goods and Services Production Labour Force Intermediate Consumption Capital Expenditure Distribution of Income Interrelations Between Demographic Change and Private Consumption Within the Economic Cycle

4. Statistisches Bundesamt © Statistisches Bundesamt, III B 2 National Accounts Including Supply and Use Tables Social Accounting Matrix (SAM) National Accounts Matrix (NAM) Social statistics - monetary (e.g. household budget surveys) - non-monetary (e.g. time budget surveys) Labour ForcePrivate ConsumptionDisposable Income - age - gender - qualificaiton level - household group - houshold size - COICOP - household group - household size Compilation of a SAM

5. Statistisches Bundesamt © Statistisches Bundesamt, III B 2 Disaggregation of Private Consumption Methodological Problems Data Sources National Accounts Data Missing Data on Certain Groups Household Budget Survey Microcensus Conceptual Differences Random and Systematic Errors No Annual Data

6. © Statistisches Bundesamt, III B 2 Statistisches Bundesamt Qualification Level of Employees 2000 by Industries

7. © Statistisches Bundesamt, III B 2 Statistisches Bundesamt Income and Current Transfer by Household Groups in 2000 Household group Received income and transfer Performed current transfer Disposable income Received income and transfer in total thereof Compensation of employees Property and entrepreneurial income Received current transfer Euro per household Households total53 10029 10011 50012 50019 30033 800 among households of: 1) Employers127 60012 900107 1007 60032 10095 500 Civil servants83 30068 1005 4009 70035 80047 500 Appointees70 40061 6004 2004 70032 70037 700 Workers54 90047 2002 7005 00024 30030 600 Unemployment benefit receivers29 8007 4002 50019 80010 00019 700 Retirees28 8003 5004 90020 3006 00022 700 % Housholds total1005522233664 among households of: 1) Employers100108462575 Civil servants100826124357 Appointees10087674654 Workers10086594456 Unemployment benefit receivers100258673466 Retirees1001217712179 1) Key income source of the main economic supporter.

8. © Statistisches Bundesamt, III B 2 Statistisches Bundesamt Equivalence Weighted Disposable Income (new OECD-scale) 2000 by Household Groups Euro per Consumer Unit 54.900 28.100 27.100 24.000 17.700 17.200 12.900 9.000 Employers Civil servants Pensioners Appointees Workers Retirees Unemployment benefit receivers Welfare recipients Households of

9. © Statistisches Bundesamt, III B 2 Statistisches Bundesamt Use of income House- holds total among households of: 1) Employers Civil servants AppointeesWorkers Unemploy- ment benefit receivers Retirees Euro per household and year Disposable income 33 80095 50047 50037 70030 60019 70022 700 Uses of disposal income in % Food, beverages and tobacco 14101213172117 Furniture, clothing and footwear 1210121312 13 Housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels22161719223028 Health 2) 3382224 Transport and communications 15131618171614 Leisure, entertainment and culture 9799910 Hotel and restaurant services 6566556 Miscellaneous goods and services 3) 9999910 Saving 102711 7- 6- 2 Uses of Disposable Income by Household Groups in 2000 1) Key income source of the main economic supporter. 2) Without social benefit of the compulsory health insurance but inclusive private settled benefits of private insurances. 3) Inclusive Education.

10. © Statistisches Bundesamt, III B 2 Statistisches Bundesamt Uses of Disposable Income by Size of Household in 2000 Use of income House- holds total Single- person household Two- person household Three- person household Four- person household Households with five or more persons Euro per household and year Disposable income 33 80018 90035 40045 20052 60056 800 Uses of disposal income in % Food, beverages and tobacco 14121415 16 Furniture, clothing and footwear 12111312 11 Housing, water, electricity, gas and other fuels 2226212019 Health 1) 344333 Transport and communications 15 16 1514 Leisure, entertainment and culture 9109888 Hotel and restaurant services 666554 Miscellaneous goods and services 2) 9109999 Saving 1068121416 1) Without social benefit of the compulsory health insurance but inclusive private settled benefits of private insurances. 2) Inclusive Education.

11. © Statistisches Bundesamt, III B 2 Statistisches Bundesamt Plans for the Future Detailed Results for a SAM 2000 Time Series on Consumption Socio-Economic Modelling Material Accounts for private Households Satellite Accounts