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fb_id

postal_code

region_type

region_id

region_name

reference_year

**Full name:** Percentage of households with a net income of over €3,600 per month of total households in % **Algorithm:** ( Households with net income 3,600 to under 5,000 Euro <time> + Households with net income over 5,000 Euro <time> ) / Number of households <time> x100 **Note:** Share of households with a net income of over €3,600 per month in total households in %

high_income_households_pct

**Full name:** Percentage of households with a net income between €1,500 and €3,600 per month of total households in % **Algorithm:** ( Households with net income 1,500 to under 2,600 Euro <time> + Households with net income 2,600 to under 3,600 Euro <time> ) / Number of households <time> x100 **Note:** Share of households with a net income between €1,500 and €3,600 per month in total households in %

medium_income_households_pct

**Full name:** Percentage of households with a net income of under €1,500 per month of total households in % **Algorithm:** ( Households with net income under 900 Euro <time> + Households with net income 900 to under 1,500 Euro <time> ) / Number of households <time> x100 **Note:** Share of households with a net income of under €1,500 per month in total households in %

low_income_households_pct

**Full name:** Retail-relevant purchasing power per inhabitant in euros **Algorithm:** Retail-relevant purchasing power <time> / E <time> **Note:** Retail-relevant purchasing power results from the portions of disposable income available to the residential population of a specific area for retail expenditures. Purchasing power describes the disposable income of the residential population. The basis is the recording of the net income of private households. In addition to earned income, this includes, for example, pensions, unemployment benefits, transfer payments (Hartz IV, unemployment benefits), child benefits, income from renting and leasing, or capital income. Statutory social contributions and paid taxes are not included. Purchasing power is recorded at the place of residence and therefore does not indicate where the available money is spent. Since purchasing power is not recorded by the official statistics of the federal and state governments, private providers with individual calculation or estimation methods must be used. Time comparisons are therefore always subject to potential changes in the calculation method.

retail_relevant_purchasing_power

**Full name:** Purchasing power per inhabitant in euros **Algorithm:** Purchasing power <time> / E <time> **Note:** Purchasing power describes the disposable income of the residential population. The basis is the recording of the net income of private households. In addition to earned income, this includes, for example, pensions, unemployment benefits, transfer payments (Hartz IV, unemployment benefits), child benefits, income from renting and leasing, or capital income. Statutory social contributions and paid taxes are not included. Purchasing power is recorded at the place of residence and therefore does not indicate where the available money is spent. Since purchasing power is not recorded by the official statistics of the federal and state governments, private providers with individual calculation or estimation methods must be used. Time comparisons are therefore always subject to potential changes in the calculation method.

purchasing_power_per_inhabitant

The ISO-8601 timestamp of when the record was added to the data stream.

fb_datetime

Each new set of records that is added to the data stream gets automatically versioned by Fusionbase.

fb_data_version

The dataset "Kaufkraft" provides key figures on regional purchasing power and income structure. It includes the retail-relevant purchasing power per inhabitant in euros as well as the general purchasing power per inhabitant in euros. It also shows the percentage of households with a monthly net income over 3600 euros, the percentage of households with a net income between 1500 and 3600 euros, and the percentage of households with a net income under 1500 euros, each in relation to all households in percent. The information is available at the municipal and postal code level, enabling detailed spatial analyses and reliable regional comparisons.

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