Household Production and Consumption in Finland 2001

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Appendix 6. Production and generation ofincome account, all households All households Million euros, year 2001 Principal function Housing Meals and snacks Production account Services Ownaccount SNA nonof owneroccupied house dwellings, construction, SNA SNA SNA non- SNA Clothing and laundry non- SNA Care non- SNA Pet care non- SNA Volunteer work non- SNA Total SNA non- SNA Total Value of labour (work hours * houskeeper's wage 9,99 €/h; incl. related travel and errands) 17 107 16 5595 914 5 570 2 159 5 046 52 355 52 355 Compensation of paid domestic staff (SNA) 69 69 Services of owner-occupied dwellings (SNA) 4 270 4 270 4 270 Own-account construction of dwellings (SNA) 632 632 632 Agricultural production, fishing, hunting, berry picking etc. for own use (SNA) 91 91 91 Taxes on production (real estate tax, fishing/ hunting licence fees, dog tax) 121 – 18 – 4 140 4 144 Taxes on production (proportion of annual vehicle tax) 14 15 7 6 2 8 52 52 Subsidies on production –704 –704 –704 Value added, net 4 460 632 17 121 110 16 573 5 922 4 872 2 165 5 055 5 202 51 708 56 910 Consumption of fixed capital 3 060 1 763 35 503 88 30 44 3 095 2 427 5 522 Consumption of fixed capital (proportion of vehicles) 109108 3930 14 33 332 332 Consumption of fixed capital (proportion of durables for running errands) 26 26 97 4 8 7979 Consumption of fixed capital, total 3 060 1 897 35 637 135 66 62 41 3 095 2 839 5 934 Value added, gross 7 520 632 19 018 145 17 210 6 057 4 938 2 227 5 096 8 297 54 547 62 844 Intermediate consumption 3 194 1 164 6 491 75 5 523 312 194 260 4 432 12 779 17 211 IC proportion of housework related travel 361 383 184 133 63 225 1 3491 349 IC proportion of housework related errands 4952 25 24 2 31 184 184 Intermediate consumption, total 3 194 1 164 6 901 75 5 959 521 351 325 255 4 432 14 312 18 744 Output 10 714 1 796 25 919 220 23 169 6 578 5 290 2 552 5 351 12 730 68 859 81 588 Interests of mortgages 1 337 Capital charges for housing 96 Gross fixed capital formation, total 3 934 – 2 464 45 796 258 137 53 119 3 979 3 828 7 807 Durables 1 934 571 253 105 119 2 983 Semidurables 530 45 225 5 32 53 845 Time used to unpaid work, million hours 72 1 712 1 658 592 558 216 505 5 241 National Consumer Research Centre Statistics Finland 95
Appendix 7. Production and income generation accounts by household type and income quintile PERSONS LIVING ALONE, under 45 years Million euros, 2001 Principal function Housing Meals and snacks Clothing and Production account SNA non- SNA SNA non- SNA laundry non- SNA Care Pet care Volunteer work non- SNA non- SNA non- SNA Total SNA non- SNA Total Value of labour (incl. related travel and errands), non-SNA; Compensation of paid domestic staff, SNA 4 767 756 258 6 197 331 4 2 316 2 321 Services of owner-occupied dwellings (SNA) 156 156 156 Agricultural production, fishing, hunting, berry picking etc. for own use (SNA) –3 –3 –3 Taxes on production 2 1 0,2 3 0,2 3 Taxes on production (proportion of annual vehicle tax) 1 1 0,3 0,0 0,2 0,4 2 2 Subsidies on production – – – Value added, net 162 767 –2 757 259 6 198 331 160 2 319 2 479 Consumption of fixed capital 45 194 4 56 10 – 3 49 Consumption of fixed capital (proportion of vehicles) 6 6 2 0 2 3 20 Consumption of fixed capital (proportion of durables for running errands) 3 3 1 0 1 1 9 Consumption of fixed capital, total 45 204 4 65 13 0 5 4 49291 340 Value added, gross 208 971 2 822 272 6 203 335 210 2 609 2 819 Intermediate consumption 2291 136 2 282 13 3 15 230 1 445 IC proportion of housework related travel 22 23 11 4 13 73 IC proportion of housework related errands 5 5 2 1 3 15 Intermediate consumption, total 2291 163 2 310 26 3 19 15 230 1 533 1 763 Output 436 2 134 4 1 132 297 9 222 351 440 4 142 4 582 Gross value added /household, € 655 3 063 7 2 592 856 20 640 1 058 661 8 229 8 890 Value of output /household, € 1 375 6 731 13 3 569 937 30 701 1 106 1 388 13 063 14 451 Gross fixed capital formation, total 146 5 26 12 – 4 – 193 Durables 123 10 11 Semidurables 23 16 1 4 Vehicles (proportion) 32 Durables for errands (proportion) 2 Purchases for final consumption 20 565 213 – 798 Time used to unpaid work, million hours 77 76 26 1 20 33 232 96 Statistics Finland National Consumer Research Centre
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Johanna Varjonen - Kristiina Aalto
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Tiedustelut - Förfrågningar - Inq
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On behalf of Statistics Finland and
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Contents Foreword . . . . . . . . .
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Figure 11 Shopping and travel relat
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Summary The Household Satellite Acc
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2 Definitions and boundaries Househ
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3 Methods and their development In
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4 Household satellite account 2001
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Data from the National Accounts Nat
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Different studies have applied diff
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Table 3. Household capital goods, e
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4.3 Principal functions of househol
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Travel and services related to hous
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food obtained through hunting, fish
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5 Value ofhousehold production 5.1
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Structure ofproduction The focus in
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In other calculations shown in this
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Figure 2. Household production by p
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In the Satellite Account, however,
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The eating of snacks has become inc
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Care ofchildren and adults Childcar
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