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|a OECD Handbook on the Compilation of Household Distributional Results on Income, Consumption and Saving in Line with National Accounts Totals
|h Elektronische Ressource
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|a Comparison between macro and micro concepts -- Indicators to present distributional results -- Conceptual framework -- Clustering households into household groups -- Further work -- Executive summary -- Imputation for missing items -- Linking or matching data across data sources -- Determining relevant micro data sources -- Adjustment of National Accounts totals -- Overview of the income items -- Consistency and plausibility checks -- Overview of all consumption items -- Aligning micro data with national accounts totals -- Foreword -- Overview -- Overview of the methodology
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|a This publication presents guidance for the compilation of distributional results on household income, consumption and saving consistent with national accounts totals. These results are a key input for evidence-based policies targeting inequality and fostering inclusive growth, providing insights into key dimensions of material well-being across household groups. The results complement existing inequality measures by including elements that are often lacking from micro statistics and by providing inequality measures consistent with macroeconomic aggregates, broadening the scope for analyses, while also capturing households and transactions that are typically underrepresented in micro data. Moreover, while the estimates do require a number of statistical choices and assumptions, they have a high degree of international comparability because of the common methodology and their alignment to national accounts results. The handbook provides an overview of the conceptual framework underlying the distributional results and discusses various aspects in relation to the compilation and presentation of the distributional results. It aims to assist compilers in deriving high-quality distributional results and to provide users with more insights into the main benefits of these results as well as into the way that the results have been derived
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