Overview
Household income comprises income from employment and non-employment sources, such as investment income, rental income, or government contributions. It measures the economic well-being of households and reflects the resources that households receive.
Explore this section for more information on household income trends, income inequality, and the impact of government transfers and taxes on household income.
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