1. Household wealth What we can learn from administrative registers
e-Frame Conference
27. June 2012
Kirsten Wismer

2. The Statistical Information System based on micro data
Adm.
Registers
Person
id:
Person Number
Since 1968
Adm.
Registers
Adm.
Registers
Adm.
Registers
Adresses
Work Place
Adm.
Registers
Dwelling
id:
Adress
Since 1977
Enterprise
id:
CBR-No
Since 1975
Adresses

3. Wealth in the household sector using tax registers
Financial
assets
Cars
Market
prices
Vehicle
register
Person
Age and sex
Income
Family
Education
Workplace
Vehicle no.
and age
Liabilities
Real
estate
value
Real estate no.
Enterprise
Branches
Turnover
Employment
Dwelling
Adresses
Type and size
Installations
Unincorporated enterprices

4. Population and Coverage

5. Net wealth 2004 – 2010, owners of real estate
Real assets: Only real estate
Net financial wealth: Excl. pension schemes

6. Insolvent owners of real estate, 2004 - 2010

7. Insolvent owners of real estate by age, 2010

8. Insolvent owners of real estate by geography, 2004

9. Insolvent owners of real estate by geography, 2005

10. Insolvent owners of real estate by geography, 2006

11. Insolvent owners of real estate by geography, 2007

12. Insolvent owners of real estate by geography, 2008

13. Insolvent owners of real estate by geography, 2009

14. Insolvent owners of real estate by geography, 2010

15. Benefit for our users: Summary
Macro data gives a good frame for analysis
Micro data gives the possibility to go deeper into the problem
The challenge is to create the linkage between micro and macro
Benefit for our users:
An integrated use of macro and micro statistics gives a more complete and comprehensive picture of wealth in our society