The RA data Sample Clauses

The RA data. This section focuses on the analysis of the RA data concerning people resident in the Province of Pisa. According to the RA database, in 2008, 186.940 persons submitted a tax declaration, either through the M730 or the MUPF fiscal forms. As explained in previous sections the M730 form is submitted by employees and social benefits perceivers whereas the MUPF form concerns mainly self employed and capital income. It is worth stressing that M730 tax forms account for about 60% of total declarations. The majority of taxpayers are male (54%) . Table xx presents their distribution by class of age and type of fiscal form. Class of Age M730 MUPF Total < 21 0.27% 0.60% 0.01% 21-30 7.13% 9.18% 3.91% 31-40 20.96% 21.39% 26.80% 41-50 20.74% 22.15% 27.46% 51-60 18.02% 19.10% 20.58% 61-70 16.39% 14.37% 14.08% 71-80 11.13% 8.50% 5.65% >80 5.36% 4.71% 1.51% Total 100.00% 100.00% 100.00% Unfortunately the SAMPLE consortium could access only part of the RA database. On the one side, it was not possible to access part of the declarations, moreover only a small set of economic variables were actually given. One of the main negative consequence is the lack of any insight in the pensioners economic condition. Moreover it is possible to analyse gross income only, given the lack of data on paid taxes. Table 9 presents the main descriptive statistics for the main income categories. Table 9: Descriptive statistics for the main income typologies Employees and pensioners income self employed income property income Total taxable income Mean 21591 24125 20422 22899 Standard deviation 19580 38947 35722 26114 25% quantile 12359 8851 5776 12022 50% quintile 18464 16037 13343 18508 75% quintile 25556 26803 23291 26519 . Finally, the Gini index and the Income quantile share ratio (S80/S20) are measured for each income typology (see tab. 10) Table 10: Gini index and quantile share ratio for income typologies employee income and social benefits self employed income property income taxable income Gini index 0.35 0.51 0.55 0.39 S80/S20 ratio 8.62 6.43 18.89 34.18 As expected variability and concentration are larger for self-employed and property income.
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