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UNECE, 6-9 May 2014, Geneva

What’s going on within the household sector?. UNECE, 6-9 May 2014, Geneva. Content. Background Two research projects within Statistics Netherlands Household breakdown Ageing society Results Conclusion & way forward. Background. G-20 Data Gaps Initiative

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UNECE, 6-9 May 2014, Geneva

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  1. What’sgoing on within the household sector? UNECE, 6-9 May 2014, Geneva

  2. Content • Background • Two research projectswithinStatistics Netherlands • Household breakdown • Ageing society • Results • Conclusion & way forward

  3. Background • G-20 Data Gaps Initiative • Commission on the Measurement of Economic Performance and Social Progress (SSF-commission) • Expert Group on Disparities in a National Accounts framework (EGDNA) • Demographic changes • United Nations National Transfer Accounts (NTA) Resulted in two research projectswithinStatistics Netherlands

  4. Household breakdown Disitribution of income, consumption and wealth over householdgroups in 5 categories. Linking micro data to NA transactions. Compiling indicators, allowingthe monitoring of inequalities. First resultsfor 2005-2009.

  5. Household breakdownadjusted disposable income 2009 Equivalized values Ratio highesttolowest:

  6. Household breakdownsavingsrate as % of adjusted disposable income

  7. Ageing society – NTA Economiclifecycle account (2008)

  8. Ageing society – transfer systems (2008)

  9. Ageing society – demographic dividend 1

  10. Conclusions & way forward • Increasingdemandforadditional information in the SNA canbe met byintegrating micro data • Household breakdown expectedtobepublished at the end of the year. • Ageing society work in progress • Considerableamount of conceptualchallenges • Furtherdisitribution of SNA • Manyopportunitiesforfurther research

  11. Thankyou Arjan Bruil Statistics Netherlands a.bruil@cbs.nl +3170 337 4531

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