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PRESS RELEASE
No. 65 of April 7, 2010
Household income and expenditure in Quarter IV 2009
HOUSEHOLD INCOME
According to the results of the Family Budget Survey, in the fourth quarter of 2009, the total
monthly average income was, in nominal terms, of 2390 lei per household and of 823 lei per
person. The money income was of 1952 lei monthly on average per household (672 lei per person)
and the in kind income of 439 lei monthly per household (151 lei per person).
Other income
3.2%
In kind income
18.4%
Earnings
48.0%
Property income
0.2%
Agriculture income
2.6%
Independent activities
income
2.9%
The wages and the other related income constituted the most important source of income (48.0%
of the total household income, 3.3% less compared to Quarter I, 4.3% less compared to Quarter II
and 4.1% less compared to Quarter III).
Another income source of important weight in the total income structure is that of the social
provisions (24.7%, 1.2% more compared to Quarter I, 0.8% more compared to Quarter II and 0.3%
more compared to Quarter III 2009).
In Quarter IV 2009, at the composition of the total households income also contributed the
agriculture income by 2.6%, the independent non agricultural activities income by 2.9% and that of
property and sales of household assets by 1.8%.
Differences of level and especially of structure between household incomes were registered based
on the residential area.
In Quarter IV 2009, the total average income per urban household was 26.9% greater than of rural
households and 10.1% greater than of the entire households.
The urban household incomes were 60.9% from wages, 23.6% from social provisions, the in kind
incomes being 9.3% of the total income.
In the rural households, the main income source was the agricultural production that ensured
38.1% of the total income. The most part of it (31.9%) was represented by the equivalent value of
the consumption of agro-food products from own resources, the money income from agriculture
providing only 6.2%. An important contribution to the rural household income had also the earnings
(26.5%) and the social provisions (26.5%).
HOUSEHOLD EXPENDITURE
In Quarter IV 2009, the total expenses of the population were roughly of 2143 lei per month per
household (738 lei per person) and were 89.7% of the total income.
The main uses of the expenses done by the households are the consumption of food and non-food
goods, of services and the income taxes, contributions and subscriptions paid to private and public
administration and to the social insurance budgets, as well as the cover of some needs related to
the household production (poultry and animal feed, work payment for the household production,
seeds, veterinary services, etc.). The expenses with investments, intended for purchasing or
raising dwellings, purchasing land and equipment required by the household production and
purchasing shares, etc represent a small weight in the total household expenditure.
Other expenses
4.1%
Production
expenses
8.9%
Investment
expenses
1.2%
Consumption
expenses
70.7%
Some characteristics as to the size and the structure of the total consumption expenses are
determined by the residential area. Consequently, while the monthly average consumption
expenses are 444 lei greater with urban households than with rural ones, the food consumption
expenses are only 50 lei greater. This is a result of the fact that, with rural households 46.9% of the
food consumption expenses represent the equivalent value of the consumption from own
resources. For the urban households, the food consumption from own resources covered 20.1% of
the food consumption expenses.
THE NATIONAL INSTITUTE OF STATISTICS
PRESS RELEASE No. 65 /2010
According to the standard classification of the consumption expenses by use (COICOP), food and
soft drinks roughly held, 40.3% of the household consumption in Quarter IV 2009 (40.8% in
Quarter I, 41.9% in Quarter II and 40.7% in Quarter III 2009).
A consumption component, with a relatively high weight as to the expenses, is related to the
dwelling (water, thermal energy, electricity, gas, fuel, furniture and the endowment and keeping of
the dwelling). In Quarter IV of 2009, it was allotted 21.0% of the consumption expenses. The most
part of the expenses with the dwelling (16.2%) has been absorbed by the utilities consumption
(water, thermal energy, electricity, gas and other fuels).
Liquors, tobacco
7.6%
Various goods and services
3.7%
Agro-food goods
and soft drinks
40.3%
Clothing and foot wear
6.6%
Education
09%
Relaxation and culture
3.8%
Communications
4.9%
Transport
5.6%
Health
4.3%
The households expenses with health (4.3% of the total consumption expenses) and especially
with education (0.9%) registered a low level, mostly because the fulfilment of these needs of the
households members is largely achieved through public services of which they benefit free of
charge or within the social insurance system.
% of the total:
out of which:
Venituri
bneti
Gross
wages
and
other
salary
rights
Monthly
average
per
person
- lei -
Indepen
dent
nonAgricul
agricult
ture
ural
income
activitie
s
income
In kind
income
Social
provi
sions
income
out of which:
Equivalent
Equivale
value of the
nt value
in kind
of agroincome
food
obtained by
consum
employees
ption
and the
from
social
own
provisions
resourc
beneficiarie
es
s
TOTAL
Occupational
status
of the head of
household:
out of which:
823.39
81.6
48.0
2.6
2.9
24.7
18.4
2.6
15.8
Employee
1015.39
89.3
80.4
0.4
0.6
6.1
10.7
2.7
8.0
Farmer
580.83
53.4
9.9
22.1
3.3
12.9
46.6
1.1
45.5
Unemployed
487.69
80.9
35.4
1.2
4.2
26.3
19.1
3.2
15.9
Retired
801.32
77.6
19.9
2.0
1.0
52.4
22.4
2.6
19.8
URBAN
937.48
90.7
60.9
0.4
2.7
23.6
9.3
3.1
6.2
RURAL
684.48
66.6
26.5
6.2
3.4
26.5
33.4
1.5
31.9
Monthly
average
per person
- lei -
Money
expenses Consum
ption
expense
s
% of the total:
out of which, money expenses for:
out of which, for:
Food and Purchase of
beverages
non-food
consumed
goods
Equivalent
Income value of the
taxes, agro-food
products
contributio
from own
Payment
ns,
of subscriptio resources
services
ns,
taxes
TOTAL
Occupational
staus
of the head of
household:
out of which:
738.25
82.4
61.0
21.3
23.2
16.5
15.1
17.6
Employee
893.37
91.0
61.3
20.8
22.7
17.8
25.1
9.0
Farmer
546.80
51.7
40.6
15.4
16.9
8.3
3.1
48.3
Unemployed
491.82
84.2
69.9
26.9
23.2
19.8
9.3
15.8
Retired
716.00
77.8
62.9
22.1
24.5
16.3
7.0
22.2
URBAN
821.50
93.0
68.1
23.8
24.1
20.2
19.7
7.0
RURAL
636.90
65.7
50.0
17.5
21.8
10.7
7.8
34.3
A. Money Income
(1+2+3+4+5+6+7)
2. Agriculture income
out of which:
- income from sales of
agro-food products,
animals and poultry
out of which:
- pensions
- provisions from
the unemployment fund
- family provisions
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
2267.96
2337.70
2268.00
2390.31
2564.19
2682.83
2599.89
2631.48
1880.42
1890.63
1840.26
2073.42
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
1863.07
1985.53
1949.54
1951.67
2308.14
2455.96
2407.02
2386.20
1280.80
1376.13
1359.94
1380.70
Quarer I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarer IV
1163.83
1223.36
1182.16
1147.74
1609.89
1713.12
1674.31
1603.61
580.27
588.93
547.89
548.75
Quarer I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
32.17
70.48
65.56
61.16
2.56
17.24
13.24
10.57
70.90
139.44
132.99
127.63
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
24.41
47.04
42.71
51.30
1.77
11.78
9.42
8.52
54.05
92.72
85.61
107.51
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
55.84
64.97
65.76
70.32
52.56
58.49
60.47
70.83
60.15
73.35
72.58
69.65
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
533.40
559.87
554.38
590.62
560.90
589.42
584.21
621.82
497.41
521.60
515.92
549.62
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
447.77
467.24
465.00
486.95
481.26
497.24
497.25
519.43
403.96
428.38
423.44
444.28
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
10.90
13.82
20.03
23.54
11.56
17.99
23.82
30.13
10.03
8.43
15.13
14.89
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
33.23
34.29
31.28
34.25
30.11
32.03
28.06
31.13
37.30
37.20
35.43
38.35
7. Other income
B. In kind income
(1 + 2)
2. Equivalent value
of the consumption
of agro-food products from own resources
TOTAL GENERAL
(I + II + III)
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
3.52
3.96
6.05
4.63
5.96
6.17
9.17
5.28
0.33
1.10
2.04
3.76
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
42.31
33.63
45.47
37.59
38.25
36.14
32.88
30.25
47.63
30.38
61.70
47.23
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
32.00
29.26
30.16
39.61
38.02
35.38
32.74
43.84
24.11
21.33
26.82
34.06
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
404.89
352.17
318.46
438.64
256.05
226.87
192.87
245.28
599.62
514.50
480.32
692.72
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
66.96
62.34
52.68
60.81
89.78
85.12
72.46
82.82
37.12
32.84
27.19
31.90
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
337.93
289.83
265.78
377.83
166.27
141.75
120.41
162.46
562.50
481.66
453.13
660.82
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
32.59
48.13
28.17
34.46
37.84
58.57
34.49
46.72
25.71
34.61
20.02
18.34
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
240.48
256.22
279.19
266.89
262.23
286.76
318.25
279.81
212.03
216.65
228.87
249.92
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
2541.03
2642.05
2575.36
2691.66
2864.26
3028.16
2952.63
2958.01
2118.16
2141.89
2089.15
2341.68
A. Money expenses
1)
(1+2+3+4)
1. Consumption expenses
(a+b+c)
a) expenses for
consumed food and beverages
- purchase of
food products
- expenses in units
of public food stuff
2. Expenses for
unconsumed food and beverages
(in stock, given for manufacturing, to animals etc.)
out of which:
- income taxes
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
1995.83
2056.05
1994.30
2143.16
2222.48
2320.65
2247.53
2305.92
1699.30
1713.29
1667.93
1929.30
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
1657.90
1766.22
1728.52
1765.33
2056.21
2178.90
2127.12
2143.46
1136.80
1231.63
1214.80
1268.48
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
1230.00
1287.39
1274.56
1308.17
1518.55
1569.97
1545.91
1569.25
852.51
921.34
924.86
965.12
Quarter I
Quarter I
Quarter III
Quarter IV
423.57
482.65
459.21
457.05
507.31
567.54
552.35
547.84
314.01
372.67
339.18
337.76
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
410.46
468.91
447.94
445.47
489.77
548.94
535.86
531.74
306.71
365.24
334.64
332.11
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
13.11
13.74
11.27
11.58
17.54
18.60
16.49
16.10
7.30
7.43
4.54
5.65
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
398.15
442.71
480.39
496.58
458.34
517.11
547.06
554.57
319.40
346.32
394.48
420.39
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
408.28
362.03
334.96
354.54
552.90
485.32
446.50
466.84
219.10
202.35
191.20
206.97
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
34.02
37.75
44.44
57.72
37.41
42.44
49.79
64.49
29.59
31.66
37.54
48.81
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
334.17
343.38
328.98
322.75
462.63
485.20
470.08
453.85
166.12
159.67
147.13
150.50
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
125.24
133.57
128.33
125.47
178.58
193.52
187.17
180.53
55.45
55.92
52.50
53.11
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- contributions to
the unemployment fund
- contributions for
health insurance
out of which:
- for human consumption
TOTAL GENERAL
(I + II + III)
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
111.46
121.23
116.92
114.54
153.81
168.46
164.66
158.92
56.04
60.05
55.41
56.24
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
6.80
6.96
6.79
6.41
9.45
9.72
9.60
8.87
3.34
3.39
3.18
3.19
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
67.44
71.06
68.41
66.43
93.63
99.77
97.14
93.23
33.19
33.87
31.39
31.21
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
59.71
97.70
80.54
76.69
37.62
81.29
61.34
55.87
88.58
118.96
105.27
104.05
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
337.93
289.83
265.78
377.83
166.27
141.75
120.41
162.46
562.50
481.66
453.13
660.82
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
211.41
183.88
171.66
207.34
149.51
126.45
110.82
138.08
292.37
258.28
250.05
298.35
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
107.39
113.14
114.77
118.31
142.74
147.84
150.55
161.75
61.16
68.19
68.67
61.24
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
437.81
472.86
466.29
430.19
499.04
559.67
554.55
490.34
357.70
360.41
352.55
351.14
Quarter I
Quarter II
Quarter III
Quarter IV
2541.03
2642.05
2575.36
2691.66
2864.26
3028.16
2952.63
2958.01
2118.16
2141.89
2089.15
2341.68
1)
The equivalent value of the in kind income obtained by the employees and the beneficiaries of social provisions
included
METHODOLOGY
The total income consists of:
-Money income;
-In kind income (appraised in lei)
-Money income the entire money income from various sources for which there is no
reimbursement obligation (recalled sums from CEC, banks etc. and granted loans and credits
excluded).
Earnings and other salary rights the whole money and in kind income (appraised in lei at the
selling price of the unit) under the form of salaries, bonuses and indemnities given as percentage
or lump sums for special working conditions (provided by the law or by collective or individual
working contracts), for either the common working time table and overtime or the paid non-working
time table, premiums and bonuses from the net profit, other income assimilated to salaries
effectively raised during the month of reference, no matter the period they are intended for, as well
as check-offs (income taxes, contributions, instalments for goods and loans etc.).
Agricultural income the entire money income of the agricultural companies and societies from
selling agro-food products, animals and poultry and from performing agricultural workings.
Income from independent non-agricultural activities the entire money income from business,
services, practice of a craft, free-lance occupations and intellectual property rights.
Social provisions income the entire money income from social security provisions, that is:
pensions, other income assimilated to pensions; indemnities for maternity and sick-leaves;
provisions from the unemployment fund; family provisions; social assistance provisions and other
provisions.
Property income the entire money income obtained from the concession of the goods
consignment, as a result of holding allotment rights to closed/open investment funds, to CEC and
bank deposits etc. (leases, rents, dividends, interests).
The income from selling assets of the household patrimony consist of the entire money
income from the transfer of the property rights on transferable securities and shares, from sales of
currency, lands, real estate and other new or old goods that do not belong to own production.
-The in kind income (appraised in lei) consists of:
The equivalent value of animal and human consumption of food and non-food products from own
resources of the household (from production, stocks, work, given as gift etc.). The appraisal in lei is
done at the average purchasing prices of products from the month of reference, on statistical
regions.
The equivalent value of the in kind income of the employees and the social provisions
beneficiaries (appraised at the selling price of the day).
For more information, see the statistical publication The population income and expenditure in Quarter IV 2009, date of
issue April 30, 2010.
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