Disposable income of households per inhabitant in euro, county level

Disposable income: The available income of households, including non-profit-making organisations (expenditure concept), is due to the fact that, on the one hand, primary income is added to the monetary benefits and other current transfers received by households predominantly from the government; on the other hand, taxes on income and wealth, social contributions and other current transfers to be paid by households are deducted. The available incomes of households, including non-profit organisations, are thus equal to the incomes that households can ultimately receive and which they can use for consumption and savings purposes. Residents: The inhabitants of Germany include all persons (Germans and foreigners) who have their permanent residence in the Federal territory. However, the inhabitants do not include the members of foreign missions and armed forces. The population is reported in the national accounts as the annual average on the basis of census 2011. Exception: Population (country results) in the latest year as of 30.06. Source: Federal Statistical Office, updated population status. Source (district results before 2011): Recalculation result of the regional national accounts.