Table III.

Summary statistics

(a)						(b)
Rotation	Wave	Household Incomea	Ageb	Female	Health	Labour Market Statusc					Gini
						Employed	Self- Employed	Unemployed	Other	Disabled
1	2004	€23,962.08	47.2	53.10%	0.886	41.00%	7.40%	8.00%	25.80%	2.00%	0.31
1	2005	€25,156.27	48.3	53.10%	0.884	41.10%	8.30%	7.70%	24.40%	2.40%	0.31
1	2006	€25,602.62	49.3	53.10%	0.883	42.60%	8.10%	6.10%	24.20%	1.90%	0.30
1	2007	€26,056.85	50.2	53.10%	0.881	42.60%	8.00%	6.30%	22.80%	2.10%	0.30
4	2007	€27,554.90	46.7	51.30%	0.888	46.50%	6.50%	6.00%	24.20%	2.10%	0.28
4	2008	€28,775.31	47.6	51.30%	0.886	46.00%	6.90%	7.40%	21.70%	2.40%	0.29
4	2009	€29,900.84	48.5	51.30%	0.883	42.70%	6.50%	11.70%	19.80%	2.80%	0.29
4	2010	€28,475.24	49.5	51.30%	0.881	41.4	6.50%	12.30%	19.90%	3.20%	0.30
6	2009	€29,912.82	47.5	51.30%	0.885	40.10%	6.80%	11.60%	23.30%	2.80%	0.29
6	2010	€28,798.27	48.4	51.30%	0.882	38.80%	6.60%	13.50%	21.10%	3.40%	0.30
6	2011	€27,366.47	49.4	51.30%	0.88	39.00%	5.90%	12.00%	21.70%	3.20%	0.30
6	2012	€26,425.08	50.4	51.30%	0.878	37.10%	6.00%	14.90%	20.10%	3.20%	0.31

Source: EU-SILC. Weighted means calculated on balanced sample of rotation group 1, 4 & 6.

^aIn 2010 Euros.

^bThe yearly ageing of the balanced sample does not always equal one since survey months differed slightly from wave to wave.

^cRefers to current self-reported labour market status; ‘employed’ includes full- and part-time workers, while ‘other’ includes students, ‘domestic tasks’, and other ‘inactive’ persons.