Table 1.

Average Annual Family Income, Standard Error, Coefficient of Variation by Province: 2009

Coefficient [95% Conf. Interval ]

Provinces Estimate Std. Err. of Variation Lower Upper

National Capital Region

Manila 354,645 15,644 4.4 323,971 385,319

Mandaluyong 335,660 39,794 11.9 243,895

427,426
Marikina 335,601 30,283 9.0 265,769
405,434
Pasig 337,096 18,022 5.3 299,233
374,959
Quezon City 353,289 24,532 6.9 304,496
402,082
San Juan 337,526 44,592 13.2 213,718
461,334
Caloocan City 277,890 11,958 4.3 253,740
302,041
Malabon 234,534 16,051 6.8 199,206
269,863
Navotas 256,529 25,031 9.8 200,756
312,303
Valenzuela 291,189 25,999 8.9 236,957
345,421
Las Pinas 362,175 44,063 12.2 269,209
455,140
Makati 662,845 206,888 31.2 231,285
1,094,405
Muntinlupa 309,798 47,509 15.3 193,547
426,048
Paranaque 507,009 73,904 14.6 344,347
669,670
Pasay 352,977 26,810 7.6 295,058
410,895
Pateros 409,984 41,525 10.1 294,691
525,276
Taguig 316,647 13,606 4.3 285,271
348,023

Cordillera Administrative Region

Table 1. Average Annual Family Income, Standard Error, Coefficient of Variation by Province: 2009

Coefficient [95% Conf. Interval ]

Provinces Estimate Std. Err. of Variation Lower Upper

Abra 133,688 13,793 10.3 106,642

160,734
Benguet 303,525 18,550 6.1 267,151
339,898
Ifugao 149,062 17,745 11.9 114,268
183,856
Kalinga 170,385 31,200 18.3 109,207
231,563
Mt. Province 122,076 18,022 14.8 86,738
157,413
Apayao 158,732 30,437 19.2 99,050
218,414

I ‐ Ilocos

Ilocos Norte 192,382 15,740 8.2 161,519

223,246
Ilocos Sur 175,910 12,048 6.8 152,285
199,534
La Union 206,399 31,124 15.1 145,370
267,427
Pangasinan 182,388 11,473 6.3 159,892
204,883

II ‐ Cayagan Valley

Batanes 1/ 316,686 0 0.0 316,686

316,686
Cagayan 179,424 14,769 8.2 150,465
208,382
Isabela 169,871 12,436 7.3 145,487
194,256
Nueva Vizcaya 214,169 30,398 14.2 154,564
273,773
Quirino 199,391 23,642 11.9 153,034
245,748

III ‐ Central Luzon

Bataan 277,019 20,666 7.5 236,496 317,542

Table 1. Average Annual Family Income, Standard Error, Coefficient of Variation by Province: 2009

Coefficient [95% Conf. Interval ]

Provinces Estimate Std. Err. of Variation Lower Upper

Bulacan 253,279 10,258 4.1 233,165

273,393
Nueva Ecija 169,592 9,793 5.8 150,389
188,795
Pampanga 235,621 9,656 4.1 216,689
254,554
Tarlac 190,392 13,334 7.0 164,247
216,538
Zambales 200,640 16,817 8.4 167,666
233,614
Aurora 175,235 25,367 14.5 125,495
224,975
IVA ‐ CALABARZON
Batangas 219,272 15,747 7.2 188,395
250,149
Cavite 282,606 13,695 4.8 255,753
309,459
Laguna 249,092 13,957 5.6 221,725
276,459
Quezon 179,092 49,512 27.6 82,008
276,177
Rizal 294,402 16,698 5.7 261,659
327,144

IVB ‐ MIMAROPA

Marinduque 151,717 18,715 12.3 115,019

188,414
Occidental Mindoro 166,109 17,790 10.7 131,227
200,991
Oriental Mindoro 142,899 10,906 7.6 121,514
164,285
Palawan 132,640 9,998 7.5 113,036
152,244
Romblon 121,060 15,177 12.5 91,301
150,819

V‐ Bicol
Table 1. Average Annual Family Income, Standard Error, Coefficient of Variation by Province: 2009

Coefficient [95% Conf. Interval ]

Provinces Estimate Std. Err. of Variation Lower Upper

Albay 158,629 11,751 7.4 135,588

181,671
Camarines Norte 149,238 19,526 13.1 110,951
187,524
Camarines Sur 152,074 9,437 6.2 133,569
170,579
Catanduanes 241,147 58,492 24.3 126,454
355,839
Masbate 126,563 15,083 11.9 96,988
156,138
Sorsogon 142,671 9,205 6.5 124,623
160,720
VI ‐ Western Visayas
Aklan 119,962 14,936 12.5 90,676
149,249
Antique 124,667 20,301 16.3 84,861
164,473
Capiz 177,386 23,549 13.3 131,211
223,561
Iloilo 187,023 12,698 6.8 162,126
211,921
Negros Occidental 145,959 7,318 5.0 131,610
160,307
Guimaras 162,895 11,826 7.3 139,707
186,084
VII ‐ Central Visayas
Bohol 148,638 16,439 11.1 116,404
180,872
Cebu 207,478 10,061 4.8 187,751
227,206
Negros Oriental 146,286 16,546 11.3 113,843
178,730
Siquijor 106,487 21,964 20.6 63,420
149,555

VIII ‐ Eastern Visayas

Eastern Samar 130,115 16,761 12.9 97,250 162,980

Leyte 178,397 16,726 9.4 145,601
211,193
Northern Samar 137,606 17,442 12.7 103,405
171,808
Table 1. Average Annual Family Income, Standard Error, Coefficient of Variation by Province: 2009

Coefficient [95% Conf. Interval ]

Provinces Estimate Std. Err. of Variation Lower Upper

Samar 134,968 14,563 10.8 106,412

163,524
Southern Leyte 141,614 19,036 13.4 104,288
178,940
Biliran 237,761 36,070 15.2 167,035
308,488
IX‐ Zamboanga Peninsula
Zamboanga del Norte 110,122 14,030 12.7 82,611
137,633
Zamboanga del Sur 168,131 12,302 7.3 144,008
192,253
Zamboanga Sibugay 128,980 14,208 11.0 101,121
156,839
Isabela City 159,280 25,834 16.2 108,625
209,935
X ‐ Northern Mindanao
Bukidnon 145,749 14,244 9.8 117,820
173,678
Camiguin 156,261 21,974 14.1 113,174
199,348
Lanao del Norte 164,672 22,818 13.9 119,930
209,414
Misamis Occidental 116,277 9,113 7.8 98,408
134,146
Misamis Oriental 205,538 17,553 8.5 171,120
239,956
XI ‐Davao
Davao 156,283 19,151 12.3 118,732
193,834
Davao del Sur 190,398 12,793 6.7 165,314
215,482
Davao Oriental 97,289 7,850 8.1 81,895
112,682
Compostela Valley 137,747 12,168 8.8 113,887
XII ‐ SOCCSKSARGEN 161,607

Cotabato 136,889 10,177 7.4 116,934

156,843
South Cotabato 191,360 17,379 9.1 157,282
225,438
Sultan Kudarat 113,736 9,238 8.1 95,623
131,850
Table 1. Average Annual Family Income, Standard Error, Coefficient of Variation by Province: 2009

Coefficient [95% Conf. Interval ]

Provinces Estimate Std. Err. of Variation Lower Upper

Sarangani 107,685 9,402 8.7 89,250

126,120
Cotabato City 184,489 44,805 24.3 96,635
272,342
XIII ‐ Caraga
Agusan del Norte 179,014 16,334 9.1 146,987
211,041
Agusan del Sur 126,492 10,335 8.2 106,227
146,758
Surigao del Norte 139,481 22,575 16.2 95,216
183,746
Surigao del Sur 141,879 15,660 11.0 111,172
172,586
 Coefficient [95% Conf. Interval ]
Provinces Estimate Std. Err.
of Variation Lower Upper

Automous Region in Muslim Mindanao

Basilan 110,455 15,002 13.6 81,039 139,871
Lanao del Sur 131,981 11,290 8.6 109,844 154,118
Maguindanao 95,946 4,627 4.8 86,873 105,018
Sulu 109,666 6,566 6.0 96,792 122,541
Tawi‐tawi 123,225 13,493 11.0 96,767 149,683

1/ Province with sample size less than 100.

Source: NSO, 2009 Family Income and Expenditure Survey
 Table 1. Average Annual Family Income, Standard Error, Coefficient of Variation by Province: 2009

Technical Notes on Standard Error (SE) And

Coefficient of Variation (CV)

This report contains the computed SE for the average annual family income and
expenditure of the Family Income and Expenditure Survey (FIES) for the years 2006 and
2009.

The statistical package STATA was used in the computation using the final survey weight
and treating each enumeration area as the primary sampling unit.

A sampling error is usually measured in terms of the standard error for a particular
statistic. A standard error is a measure of dispersion of an estimate from the expected
value.

The SE can be used to calculate confidence intervals within which the true value for the
population can be estimated, while the CV is a measure of relative variability that is
commonly used to assess the precision of survey estimates.

The CV is defined as the ratio of the standard error and the estimate. An estimate with
CV value of less than 10 percent is considered precise.