Distribution of aggregate income in Portugal from 1995 to 2000 within a SAM (Social Accounting Matrix) framework. Modeling the household sector



Table 2. Evolution of the relative importance of household current and capital
income/expenditure

(A)∕(B)

(C)∕(D)

1995

61.0%

20.7%

1996

59.7%

20.2%

1997

58.2%

20.7%

1998

57.9%

19.4%

1999

57.2%

19.7%

2000

57.9%

20.1%

Source: Portuguese SAMs (Appendixes)

Key:

(A) Aggregate household income (current receipts/expenditure of households)

(B) Total aggregate income (total current receipts/expenditure)

(C) Aggregate household investment funds/investment (capital receipts/expenditure of
households)

(D) Total aggregate investment/investment funds (total current receipts/expenditure)

Table 3. Average growth rates (between 1995 and 2000) of total and household receipts and
expenditure

Aggregate household income

(current receipts/expenditure of households)

6.7%

Total aggregate income

(total current receipts/expenditure)

7.8%

Aggregate household investment funds/investment
(capital receipts/expenditure of households)

8.9%

Total aggregate investment/investment funds
(total current receipts/expenditure)

9.6%

Source: Portuguese SAMs (Appendixes)

As a matter of fact, the total amounts (of aggregate income and aggregate
investment/investment funds) grew at a higher rate than the household amounts.



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