country;variable;age;pop;countryname;shortname;simpledes;technicaldes;shorttype;longtype;shortpop;longpop;shortage;longage;unit;source;method;extrapolation;data_points
TW;accmhni992;992;i;Taiwan;Consumption of Fixed Capital;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;accmhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of Fixed Capital;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;accmhoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Consumption of fixed capital attributable to mixed income;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;accmhoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of fixed capital attributable to mixed income;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;accshni992;992;i;Taiwan;Consumption of Fixed Capital;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;accshni999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of Fixed Capital;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aceucoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid by corporations;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aceucoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid by corporations;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aceugoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid by the general government;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aceugoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid by the general government;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aceuhni992;992;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid by  household sector;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aceuhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid by  household sector;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;acfccoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Consumption of Fixed Capital;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;acfccoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of Fixed Capital;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;acfcgoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Consumption of fixed capital;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;acfcgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of fixed capital;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;acfchni992;992;i;Taiwan;Consumption of fixed capital of households and NPISH;;[Consumption of fixed capital of households and NPISH]=[Consumption of fixed capital attributable to operating surplus]+[Consumption of fixed capital attributable to mixed income];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;acfchni999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of fixed capital of households and NPISH;;[Consumption of fixed capital of households and NPISH]=[Consumption of fixed capital attributable to operating surplus]+[Consumption of fixed capital attributable to mixed income];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;acitgri992;992;i;Taiwan;Corporate income tax;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;acitgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate income tax;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;acomhni992;992;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees ;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;acomhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees ;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;acomnxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Net foreign labor income;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;acomnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign labor income;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;acompxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid from the rest of the world;Compensation of employees paid to rest of the world is the total value of income accruing to employees as remuneration for their work.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;acompxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid from the rest of the world;Compensation of employees paid to rest of the world is the total value of income accruing to employees as remuneration for their work.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;acomrxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees received from the rest of the world;Compensation of employees received from abroad is the total value of wage and salary disbursements, and supplements to wages and salaries received by a country's residents, including wages and salaries received from the rest of the world.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;acomrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees received from the rest of the world;Compensation of employees received from abroad is the total value of wage and salary disbursements, and supplements to wages and salaries received by a country's residents, including wages and salaries received from the rest of the world.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aconfci992;992;i;Taiwan;Consumption of fixed capital;Consumption of fixed capital of national economy is the decline in total value of fixed assets (e.g. roads, machines) which are owned and used by a producer. In other words, the amounts required to maintain the quality of fixed assets from a year to another. The decline in  value is a result of physical deterioration, normal obsolescence or normal accidental damage.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: imputed value. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aconfci999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of fixed capital;Consumption of fixed capital of national economy is the decline in total value of fixed assets (e.g. roads, machines) which are owned and used by a producer. In other words, the amounts required to maintain the quality of fixed assets from a year to another. The decline in  value is a result of physical deterioration, normal obsolescence or normal accidental damage.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: imputed value. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;acwboli992;992;i;Taiwan;Corporate bonds & loans;Corporate bonds & loans are bonds and loans owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;acwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate bonds & loans;Corporate bonds & loans are bonds and loans owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;acwbooi992;992;i;Taiwan;Book value of corporations; The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Book value of corporations]=[Corporate non-financial assets ]-[Corporate debt (non-equity liability)];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;acwbooi999;999;i;Taiwan;Book value of corporations; The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Book value of corporations]=[Corporate non-financial assets ]-[Corporate debt (non-equity liability)];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;acwbusi992;992;i;Taiwan;Corporate business and other non-financial assets ;Corporate business and other non-financial assets are agricultural land and other domestic non-financial assets owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Corporate business and other non-financial assets ]=[Corporate agricultural land]+[Corporate other domestic capital];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;acwbusi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate business and other non-financial assets ;Corporate business and other non-financial assets are agricultural land and other domestic non-financial assets owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Corporate business and other non-financial assets ]=[Corporate agricultural land]+[Corporate other domestic capital];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;acwcudi992;992;i;Taiwan;Corporate currency & deposits;Corporate currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits owned by corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;acwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate currency & deposits;Corporate currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits owned by corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;acwdebi992;992;i;Taiwan;Corporate debt (non-equity liability);Corporate debt is debts or legal obligations owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;acwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate debt (non-equity liability);Corporate debt is debts or legal obligations owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;acwdeqi992;992;i;Taiwan;Market value of corporations (equity liability);Corporate equity debt is the total value of equity debts of the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;acwdeqi999;999;i;Taiwan;Market value of corporations (equity liability);Corporate equity debt is the total value of equity debts of the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;acweqii992;992;i;Taiwan;Corporate equities;Corporate equities are company stocks owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;acweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate equities;Corporate equities are company stocks owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;acwequi992;992;i;Taiwan;Corporate equity, fund shares & offshore wealth;Corporate equity, fund shares & offshore wealth are company stocks, fund shares and wealth outside of one's residence country owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Corporate equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]=[Corporate equities]+[Corporate offshore wealth];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;acwequi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate equity, fund shares & offshore wealth;Corporate equity, fund shares & offshore wealth are company stocks, fund shares and wealth outside of one's residence country owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Corporate equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]=[Corporate equities]+[Corporate offshore wealth];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;acwfiei992;992;i;Taiwan;Corporate financial assets excluding cash;Corporate financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;acwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate financial assets excluding cash;Corporate financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;acwfini992;992;i;Taiwan;Corporate financial assets;Corporate financial assets are intangible assets whose value is derived from a contractual claim (bank deposits, bonds, and stocks) owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;acwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate financial assets;Corporate financial assets are intangible assets whose value is derived from a contractual claim (bank deposits, bonds, and stocks) owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;acwfiwi992;992;i;Taiwan;Corporate currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Corporate currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;acwfiwi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Corporate currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;acwfixi992;992;i;Taiwan;Corporate currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Corporate currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;acwfixi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Corporate currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;acwhoui992;992;i;Taiwan;Corporate housing assets ;Corporate housing assets are places of residence and land they built on owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Corporate housing assets ]=[Corporate dwellings ]+[Corporate land underlying dwellings ];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;acwhoui999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate housing assets ;Corporate housing assets are places of residence and land they built on owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Corporate housing assets ]=[Corporate dwellings ]+[Corporate land underlying dwellings ];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;acwnfai992;992;i;Taiwan;Corporate non-financial assets ;Corporate non-financial assets are assets with a physical value (real estate, machinery, equipment, etc.) owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Corporate non-financial assets ]=[Corporate housing assets ]+[Corporate business and other non-financial assets ];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;acwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate non-financial assets ;Corporate non-financial assets are assets with a physical value (real estate, machinery, equipment, etc.) owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Corporate non-financial assets ]=[Corporate housing assets ]+[Corporate business and other non-financial assets ];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;acwpeni992;992;i;Taiwan;Corporate pension funds & life insurance;Corporate pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;acwpeni999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate pension funds & life insurance;Corporate pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;acwresi992;992;i;Taiwan;Residual corporate wealth;Net corporate wealth is the total value of assets (cash, housing, bonds, equities, etc.) owned by the corporate sector (companies), minus its debts. The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Residual corporate wealth]=[Book value of corporations]-[Market value of corporations (equity liability)];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;acwresi999;999;i;Taiwan;Residual corporate wealth;Net corporate wealth is the total value of assets (cash, housing, bonds, equities, etc.) owned by the corporate sector (companies), minus its debts. The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Residual corporate wealth]=[Book value of corporations]-[Market value of corporations (equity liability)];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;adefgei992;992;i;Taiwan;Defense;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;adefgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Defense;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;adiincj992;992;j;Taiwan;Post-tax national income;Post-tax national income is the sum of primary incomes over all sectors (private and public), minus taxes.;[Post-tax national income]=[Post-tax disposable income]+[Public spending];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/government-redistribution-and-development-global-estimates-of-tax-and-transfer-progressivity-1980-2019-wid-world-working-paper-2023-17/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Fisher-Post, Matthew and Gethin, Amory (2023), ""Government Redistribution and Development, Global Estimates of Tax-and-Transfer Progressivity, 1980-2019"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Education is distributed proportionally to posttax disposable income. 2019-2022 series are estimated by applying the 2019 ratio of pretax to posttax income by generalized percentile. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;adiincj999;999;j;Taiwan;Post-tax national income;Post-tax national income is the sum of primary incomes over all sectors (private and public), minus taxes.;[Post-tax national income]=[Post-tax disposable income]+[Public spending];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/government-redistribution-and-development-global-estimates-of-tax-and-transfer-progressivity-1980-2019-wid-world-working-paper-2023-17/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Fisher-Post, Matthew and Gethin, Amory (2023), ""Government Redistribution and Development, Global Estimates of Tax-and-Transfer Progressivity, 1980-2019"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Education is distributed proportionally to posttax disposable income. 2019-2022 series are estimated by applying the 2019 ratio of pretax to posttax income by generalized percentile. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;aecogei992;992;i;Taiwan;Economic affairs;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aecogei999;999;i;Taiwan;Economic affairs;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aedpgei992;992;i;Taiwan;Education: Primary;;[Education: Primary]=[Social protection]+[Total Public Revenue];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aedpgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Education: Primary;;[Education: Primary]=[Social protection]+[Total Public Revenue];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aedsgei992;992;i;Taiwan;Education: Secondary;;[Education: Secondary]=[Social protection]+[Total Public Revenue];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aedsgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Education: Secondary;;[Education: Secondary]=[Social protection]+[Total Public Revenue];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aedtgei992;992;i;Taiwan;Education: Tertiary;;[Education: Tertiary]=[Total Public Revenue]+[Personal income tax];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aedtgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Education: Tertiary;;[Education: Tertiary]=[Total Public Revenue]+[Personal income tax];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aedugei992;992;i;Taiwan;Education;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aedugei999;999;i;Taiwan;Education;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aenvgei992;992;i;Taiwan;Environmental protection;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aenvgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Environmental protection;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aexpgoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Total Public Spending (excluding interest payment);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aexpgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Total Public Spending (excluding interest payment);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;afdinxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Net foreign direct investment income;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;afdinxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign direct investment income;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;afdipxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Foreign direct investment income paid to the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;afdipxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign direct investment income paid to the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;afdirxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Foreign direct investment income received  from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;afdirxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign direct investment income received  from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;afdixai992;992;i;Taiwan;Foreign direct investments assets;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;afdixai999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign direct investments assets;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;afdixdi992;992;i;Taiwan;Foreign direct investments liabilities;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;afdixdi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign direct investments liabilities;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;afdixni992;992;i;Taiwan;Net foreign direct investment;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;afdixni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign direct investment;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aficapt992;992;t;Taiwan;Fiscal capital income [total fiscal income ranking];Fiscal capital income  is income received by virtue of owning capital.  Reported on income tax returns before any specific deduction.;[Fiscal capital income [total fiscal income ranking]]=[Capital component of mixed income]+[Rents]+[Interest]+[Dividends]+[Capital gains];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;tax unit;The base unit is the tax unit defined by national fiscal administrations to measure personal income taxes.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;afiinct992;992;t;Taiwan;Fiscal income ;Fiscal income is defined as the sum of all income items reported on income tax returns, before any deduction. It includes labour income, capital income and mixed income. The concept of fiscal income varies with national tax legislations, so in order to make international comparisons it is preferable to use the concept of national income.;[Fiscal income ]=[Fiscal labour income [total fiscal income ranking]]+[Fiscal capital income [total fiscal income ranking]];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;tax unit;The base unit is the tax unit defined by national fiscal administrations to measure personal income taxes.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid_working_paper_2015_6_taiwan/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Married males plus divorced or widowed single individuals, plus unmarried males and females aged 20 or older. Excludes capital gains. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;afilint992;992;t;Taiwan;Fiscal labour income [total fiscal income ranking];Fiscal labour income  is wages and pensions as a remuneration in exchange for labour. Reported on income tax returns before any specific deduction.;[Fiscal labour income [total fiscal income ranking]]=[Wages and pensions]+[Labour component of mixed income];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;tax unit;The base unit is the tax unit defined by national fiscal administrations to measure personal income taxes.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;afimikt992;992;t;Taiwan;Capital component of mixed income;"Capital component of mixed income is net mixed income that is derived from providing capital as a factor of production. Net mixed income is defined as the surplus or deficit accruing from production by unincorporated enterprises owned by households (sometimes termed as ""business income"").  Reported on income tax returns before any specific deduction. Reported on income tax returns before any specific deduction.";;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;tax unit;The base unit is the tax unit defined by national fiscal administrations to measure personal income taxes.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;afimilt992;992;t;Taiwan;Labour component of mixed income;"Labour component of mixed income is net mixed income that is derived from providing labour as a factor of production. Net mixed income is defined as the surplus or deficit accruing from production by unincorporated enterprises owned by households (sometimes termed as ""business income"").  Reported on income tax returns before any specific deduction.";;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;tax unit;The base unit is the tax unit defined by national fiscal administrations to measure personal income taxes.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;afimixt992;992;t;Taiwan;Mixed income;"Mixed income is the surplus or deficit accruing from production by unincorporated enterprises owned by households (sometimes termed as ""business income"").  Reported on income tax returns before any specific deduction.";[Mixed income]=[Labour component of mixed income]+[Capital component of mixed income];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;tax unit;The base unit is the tax unit defined by national fiscal administrations to measure personal income taxes.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;afinpxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Foreign income paid to the rest of the world;;[Foreign income paid to the rest of the world]=[Labor and capital income paid to the rest of the world]-[Taxes on production paid to the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;afinpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign income paid to the rest of the world;;[Foreign income paid to the rest of the world]=[Labor and capital income paid to the rest of the world]-[Taxes on production paid to the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;afinrxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Foreign income received from the rest of the world;;[Foreign income received from the rest of the world]=[Labor and capital income from the rest of the world]+[Subsidies on production received from the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;afinrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign income received from the rest of the world;;[Foreign income received from the rest of the world]=[Labor and capital income from the rest of the world]+[Subsidies on production received from the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;afiwagt992;992;t;Taiwan;Wages and pensions;Wages and pensions are remunerations paid by employers to employees in exchange for work done, and payments from pension funds or social insurance schemes to support the retirement. Reported on income tax returns before any specific deduction.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;tax unit;The base unit is the tax unit defined by national fiscal administrations to measure personal income taxes.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;afkanxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Capital Account;;[Capital Account]=[Capital transfers received from the rest of the world]-[];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;afkanxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Capital Account;;[Capital Account]=[Capital transfers received from the rest of the world]-[];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;afkapxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Capital transfers paid to  the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;afkapxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Capital transfers paid to  the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;afkarxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Capital transfers received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;afkarxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Capital transfers received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;afkpini992;992;i;Taiwan;Pure capital income;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;afkpini999;999;i;Taiwan;Pure capital income;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aflcini992;992;i;Taiwan;Net foreign labor and capital income;;[Net foreign labor and capital income]=[Net foreign capital income]+[Net foreign labor income];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aflcini999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign labor and capital income;;[Net foreign labor and capital income]=[Net foreign capital income]+[Net foreign labor income];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aflcipi992;992;i;Taiwan;Labor and capital income paid to the rest of the world;;[Labor and capital income paid to the rest of the world]=[Compensation of employees paid to the rest of the world]+[Property income paid to the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aflcipi999;999;i;Taiwan;Labor and capital income paid to the rest of the world;;[Labor and capital income paid to the rest of the world]=[Compensation of employees paid to the rest of the world]+[Property income paid to the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aflciri992;992;i;Taiwan;Labor and capital income from the rest of the world;;[Labor and capital income from the rest of the world]=[Compensation of employees received from the rest of the world]+[Property income received from the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aflciri999;999;i;Taiwan;Labor and capital income from the rest of the world;;[Labor and capital income from the rest of the world]=[Compensation of employees received from the rest of the world]+[Property income received from the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;afsubxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Subsidies on production received from the rest of the world;;[Subsidies on production received from the rest of the world]=[Subsidies on products received from the rest of the world]+[Other subsidies on production received from the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1991–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;afsubxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Subsidies on production received from the rest of the world;;[Subsidies on production received from the rest of the world]=[Subsidies on products received from the rest of the world]+[Other subsidies on production received from the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1991–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aftaxxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Taxes on production paid to the rest of the world;;[Taxes on production paid to the rest of the world]=[Taxes on products paid to the rest of the world]+[Other taxes on production paid to the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1991–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aftaxxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Taxes on production paid to the rest of the world;;[Taxes on production paid to the rest of the world]=[Taxes on products paid to the rest of the world]+[Other taxes on production paid to the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1991–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agdproi992;992;i;Taiwan;Gross domestic product;Gross domestic product is the total value of goods and services produced by the national economy.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See DINA guidelines for methodological explanations. The sources used are: Nievas and Piketty(2025.;"We use the GDP level in 2022 from: Nievas and Piketty(202. Then we cumulate growth rates from the following sources; 1800–2024: Nievas and Piketty (2025. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agdproi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross domestic product;Gross domestic product is the total value of goods and services produced by the national economy.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See DINA guidelines for methodological explanations. The sources used are: Nievas and Piketty(2025.;"We use the GDP level in 2022 from: Nievas and Piketty(202. Then we cumulate growth rates from the following sources; 1800–2024: Nievas and Piketty (2025. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agmxhni992;992;i;Taiwan;Gross Mixed Income;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agmxhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross Mixed Income;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agmxhoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Gross mixed income;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agmxhoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross mixed income;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agninci992;992;i;Taiwan;Gross national income;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1950–2022: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate.";;
TW;agninci999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross national income;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1950–2022: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate.";;
TW;agpsgei992;992;i;Taiwan;General public services (excluding interest payments);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;agpsgei999;999;i;Taiwan;General public services (excluding interest payments);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;agsmhni992;992;i;Taiwan;Gross operating surplus and mixed income;;[Gross operating surplus and mixed income]=[Gross operating surplus]+[Gross mixed income];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agsmhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross operating surplus and mixed income;;[Gross operating surplus and mixed income]=[Gross operating surplus]+[Gross mixed income];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agsrcoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Gross operating surplus;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agsrcoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross operating surplus;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agsrgoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Gross operating surplus;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agsrgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross operating surplus;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agsrhni992;992;i;Taiwan;Gross operating surplus;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agsrhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross operating surplus;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agvacoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Gross value added of the Corporate Sector;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agvacoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross value added of the Corporate Sector;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agvagoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Gross value added of the general government at factor-price;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agvagoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross value added of the general government at factor-price;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agvahni992;992;i;Taiwan;Gross value added of the Household Sector;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agvahni999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross value added of the Household Sector;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agvatoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Gross domestic products at factor-price;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agvatoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross domestic products at factor-price;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;agwboli992;992;i;Taiwan;Government bonds & loans;Government bonds & loans are bonds and loans owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;agwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Government bonds & loans;Government bonds & loans are bonds and loans owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;agwbusi992;992;i;Taiwan;Government business and other non-financial assets;Government business and other non-financial assets are agricultural land and other domestic non-financial assets owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;agwbusi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government business and other non-financial assets;Government business and other non-financial assets are agricultural land and other domestic non-financial assets owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;agwcudi992;992;i;Taiwan;Government currency & deposits;Government currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government financial assets excluding cash]=[Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans]-[Government bonds & loans];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;agwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government currency & deposits;Government currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government financial assets excluding cash]=[Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans]-[Government bonds & loans];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;agwdebi992;992;i;Taiwan;Government debt;Government debt is debts or legal obligations owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;agwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government debt;Government debt is debts or legal obligations owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;agweali992;992;i;Taiwan;Net public wealth;Net public wealth is the total value of assets (cash, housing, bonds, equities, etc.) owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds), minus its debts. The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Net public wealth]=[Government non-financial assets]+[Government financial assets]-[Government debt];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;agweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Net public wealth;Net public wealth is the total value of assets (cash, housing, bonds, equities, etc.) owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds), minus its debts. The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Net public wealth]=[Government non-financial assets]+[Government financial assets]-[Government debt];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;agweqii992;992;i;Taiwan;Government equities;Government equities are company stocks owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;agweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Government equities;Government equities are company stocks owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;agwequi992;992;i;Taiwan;Government equity, fund shares & offshore wealth;Government equity, fund shares & offshore wealth are company stocks, fund shares and wealth outside of one's residence country owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]=[Government equities]+[Government offshore wealth];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;agwequi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government equity, fund shares & offshore wealth;Government equity, fund shares & offshore wealth are company stocks, fund shares and wealth outside of one's residence country owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]=[Government equities]+[Government offshore wealth];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;agwfiei992;992;i;Taiwan;Government financial assets excluding cash;Government financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government financial assets excluding cash]=[Government financial assets]-[Government currency & deposits];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;agwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Government financial assets excluding cash;Government financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government financial assets excluding cash]=[Government financial assets]-[Government currency & deposits];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;agwfini992;992;i;Taiwan;Government financial assets;Government financial assets are intangible assets whose value is derived from a contractual claim (bank deposits, bonds, and stocks) owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government financial assets excluding cash]=[Government financial assets]-[Government currency & deposits];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;agwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Government financial assets;Government financial assets are intangible assets whose value is derived from a contractual claim (bank deposits, bonds, and stocks) owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government financial assets excluding cash]=[Government financial assets]-[Government currency & deposits];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;agwfiwi992;992;i;Taiwan;Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;agwfiwi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;agwfixi992;992;i;Taiwan;Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;agwfixi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;agwhoui992;992;i;Taiwan;Government housing assets;Government housing assets are places of residence and land they built on owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government housing assets]=[Government dwellings]+[Government land underlying dwellings];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;agwhoui999;999;i;Taiwan;Government housing assets;Government housing assets are places of residence and land they built on owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government housing assets]=[Government dwellings]+[Government land underlying dwellings];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;agwnfai992;992;i;Taiwan;Government non-financial assets;Government non-financial assets are assets with a physical value (real estate, machinery, equipment, etc.) owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government non-financial assets]=[Government housing assets]+[Government business and other non-financial assets];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;agwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Government non-financial assets;Government non-financial assets are assets with a physical value (real estate, machinery, equipment, etc.) owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government non-financial assets]=[Government housing assets]+[Government business and other non-financial assets];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;agwpeni992;992;i;Taiwan;Government pension funds & life insurance;Government pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;agwpeni999;999;i;Taiwan;Government pension funds & life insurance;Government pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aheagei992;992;i;Taiwan;Health;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aheagei999;999;i;Taiwan;Health;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ahougei992;992;i;Taiwan;Housing and community amenities;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ahougei999;999;i;Taiwan;Housing and community amenities;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ahwboli992;992;i;Taiwan;Personal bonds & loans;Personal bonds & loans are bonds and loans owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;ahwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal bonds & loans;Personal bonds & loans are bonds and loans owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;ahwcudi992;992;i;Taiwan;Personal currency & deposits;Personal currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits held by households. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;ahwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal currency & deposits;Personal currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits held by households. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;ahwdebi992;992;i;Taiwan;Personal debt;Personal debt is debts or legal obligations owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ahwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal debt;Personal debt is debts or legal obligations owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ahweali992;992;i;Taiwan;Net personal wealth;Net personal wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by households, minus their debts.  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Net personal wealth]=[Personal non-financial assets]+[Personal financial assets]-[Personal debt];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]Technote for the update: [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Bauluz, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Piketty, T., Sodano, A. (2025), ""Global wealth inequality on WID.world: Estimates and imputations""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series, [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ahweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Net personal wealth;Net personal wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by households, minus their debts.  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Net personal wealth]=[Personal non-financial assets]+[Personal financial assets]-[Personal debt];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]Technote for the update: [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Bauluz, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Piketty, T., Sodano, A. (2025), ""Global wealth inequality on WID.world: Estimates and imputations""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series, [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ahwealj992;992;j;Taiwan;Net personal wealth;Net personal wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by households, minus their debts.  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Net personal wealth]=[Personal non-financial assets]+[Personal financial assets]-[Personal debt];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]Technote for the update: [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Bauluz, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Piketty, T., Sodano, A. (2025), ""Global wealth inequality on WID.world: Estimates and imputations""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series, [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ahwealj999;999;j;Taiwan;Net personal wealth;Net personal wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by households, minus their debts.  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Net personal wealth]=[Personal non-financial assets]+[Personal financial assets]-[Personal debt];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]Technote for the update: [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Bauluz, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Piketty, T., Sodano, A. (2025), ""Global wealth inequality on WID.world: Estimates and imputations""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series, [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ahweqii992;992;i;Taiwan;Personal equities;Personal equities are company stocks owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;ahweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal equities;Personal equities are company stocks owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;ahwequi992;992;i;Taiwan;Personal equity, fund shares & offshore wealth;Personal equity, fund shares & offshore wealth are company stocks, fund shares and wealth outside of one's residence country owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Personal equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]=[Personal equities]+[Personal offshore wealth];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;ahwequi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal equity, fund shares & offshore wealth;Personal equity, fund shares & offshore wealth are company stocks, fund shares and wealth outside of one's residence country owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Personal equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]=[Personal equities]+[Personal offshore wealth];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;ahwfiei992;992;i;Taiwan;Personal financial assets excluding currency & deposits;Personal financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Personal financial assets excluding currency & deposits]=[Personal financial assets]-[Personal currency, bonds & deposits];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;ahwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal financial assets excluding currency & deposits;Personal financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Personal financial assets excluding currency & deposits]=[Personal financial assets]-[Personal currency, bonds & deposits];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;ahwfini992;992;i;Taiwan;Personal financial assets;Personal financial assets include bank deposits, bonds, stocks and other financial claims held by households. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Personal financial assets]=[Personal currency, bonds & deposits]+[Personal equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]+[Personal pension funds & life insurance];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ahwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal financial assets;Personal financial assets include bank deposits, bonds, stocks and other financial claims held by households. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Personal financial assets]=[Personal currency, bonds & deposits]+[Personal equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]+[Personal pension funds & life insurance];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ahwfiwi992;992;i;Taiwan;Personal currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Personal currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by households. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;ahwfiwi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Personal currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by households. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;ahwfixi992;992;i;Taiwan;Personal currency, bonds & deposits;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;ahwfixi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal currency, bonds & deposits;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;ahwnfai992;992;i;Taiwan;Personal non-financial assets;Personal non-financial assets include housing, land and all other domestic material and immaterial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held directly by households, as opposed to non-financial assets owned indirectly through financial assets (equities, bonds, etc. in corporations holding non-financial assets).  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Personal non-financial assets]=[Personal housing assets]+[Personal business and other non-financial assets];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ahwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal non-financial assets;Personal non-financial assets include housing, land and all other domestic material and immaterial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held directly by households, as opposed to non-financial assets owned indirectly through financial assets (equities, bonds, etc. in corporations holding non-financial assets).  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Personal non-financial assets]=[Personal housing assets]+[Personal business and other non-financial assets];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ahwpeni992;992;i;Taiwan;Personal pension funds & life insurance;Personal pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ahwpeni999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal pension funds & life insurance;Personal pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ainpgoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Interest paid by the governement;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ainpgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Interest paid by the governement;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aintgri992;992;i;Taiwan;Indirect taxes;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aintgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Indirect taxes;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aiwboli992;992;i;Taiwan;Non-profit bonds & loans;Non-profit bonds & loans are bonds and loans held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;aiwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit bonds & loans;Non-profit bonds & loans are bonds and loans held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;aiwcudi992;992;i;Taiwan;Non-profit currency & deposits;Non-profit currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;aiwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit currency & deposits;Non-profit currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;aiwdebi992;992;i;Taiwan;Non-profit debt;Non-profit debt is debts or legal obligations held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aiwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit debt;Non-profit debt is debts or legal obligations held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aiweali992;992;i;Taiwan;Net non-profit wealth;Net non-profit wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by non-profit institutions, minus their debts.  The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;[Net non-profit wealth]=[Non-profit non-financial assets]+[Non-profit financial assets]-[Non-profit debt];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aiweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Net non-profit wealth;Net non-profit wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by non-profit institutions, minus their debts.  The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;[Net non-profit wealth]=[Non-profit non-financial assets]+[Non-profit financial assets]-[Non-profit debt];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aiweqii992;992;i;Taiwan;Non-profit equities;Non-profit equities are company stocks owned held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;aiweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit equities;Non-profit equities are company stocks owned held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;aiwequi992;992;i;Taiwan;Non-profit equity, fund shares & offshore wealth;Non-profit equity, fund shares & offshore wealth are company stocks, fund shares and wealth outside of one's residence country held by non-profit institutions . The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;[Non-profit equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]=[Non-profit equities]+[Non-profit offshore wealth];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;aiwequi999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit equity, fund shares & offshore wealth;Non-profit equity, fund shares & offshore wealth are company stocks, fund shares and wealth outside of one's residence country held by non-profit institutions . The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;[Non-profit equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]=[Non-profit equities]+[Non-profit offshore wealth];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;aiwfiei992;992;i;Taiwan;Non-profit financial assets excluding cash;Non-profit financial assets excluding liquidity and deposits are financial assets except liquidity and bank deposits held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;[Non-profit financial assets excluding cash]=[Non-profit financial assets]-[Non-profit currency & deposits];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;aiwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit financial assets excluding cash;Non-profit financial assets excluding liquidity and deposits are financial assets except liquidity and bank deposits held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;[Non-profit financial assets excluding cash]=[Non-profit financial assets]-[Non-profit currency & deposits];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;aiwfini992;992;i;Taiwan;Non-profit financial assets;Non-profit financial assets include bank deposits, bonds, stocks and other financial claims held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aiwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit financial assets;Non-profit financial assets include bank deposits, bonds, stocks and other financial claims held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aiwfiwi992;992;i;Taiwan;Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;aiwfiwi999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;aiwfixi992;992;i;Taiwan;Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;aiwfixi999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;aiwnfai992;992;i;Taiwan;Non-profit non-financial assets;Non-profit non-financial assets include housing, land and all other domestic material and immaterial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held directly by non-profit institutions, as opposed to non-financial assets owned indirectly through financial assets (equities, bonds, etc. in corporations holding non-financial assets).  The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;[Non-profit non-financial assets]=[Non-profit housing assets]+[Non-profit business and other non-financial assets];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aiwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit non-financial assets;Non-profit non-financial assets include housing, land and all other domestic material and immaterial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held directly by non-profit institutions, as opposed to non-financial assets owned indirectly through financial assets (equities, bonds, etc. in corporations holding non-financial assets).  The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;[Non-profit non-financial assets]=[Non-profit housing assets]+[Non-profit business and other non-financial assets];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aiwpeni992;992;i;Taiwan;Non-profit pension funds & life insurance;Non-profit pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aiwpeni999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit pension funds & life insurance;Non-profit pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;alceupi992;992;i;Taiwan;PPP conversion factor, LCU per EUR;PPP conversion factor of current local currency to current PPP EUR.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPEX@WEO/OEMDC[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]International Monetary Fund[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";We extrapolate the PPP from the latest ICP (2024) using the evolution of the price index relative to the reference country.;;
TW;alceupi999;999;i;Taiwan;PPP conversion factor, LCU per EUR;PPP conversion factor of current local currency to current PPP EUR.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPEX@WEO/OEMDC[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]International Monetary Fund[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";We extrapolate the PPP from the latest ICP (2024) using the evolution of the price index relative to the reference country.;;
TW;alceuxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Market exchange rate, LCU per EUR;Official exchange rate of the local currency to EUR.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;alceuxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Market exchange rate, LCU per EUR;Official exchange rate of the local currency to EUR.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;alcuspi992;992;i;Taiwan;PPP conversion factor, LCU per USD;PPP conversion factor of current local currency to current PPP USD.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPEX@WEO/OEMDC[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]International Monetary Fund[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";We extrapolate the PPP from the latest ICP (2024) using the evolution of the price index relative to the reference country.;;
TW;alcuspi999;999;i;Taiwan;PPP conversion factor, LCU per USD;PPP conversion factor of current local currency to current PPP USD.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPEX@WEO/OEMDC[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]International Monetary Fund[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";We extrapolate the PPP from the latest ICP (2024) using the evolution of the price index relative to the reference country.;;
TW;alcyupi992;992;i;Taiwan;PPP conversion factor, LCU per CNY;PPP conversion factor of current local currency to current PPP CNY.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPEX@WEO/OEMDC[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]International Monetary Fund[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";We extrapolate the PPP from the latest ICP (2024) using the evolution of the price index relative to the reference country.;;
TW;alcyupi999;999;i;Taiwan;PPP conversion factor, LCU per CNY;PPP conversion factor of current local currency to current PPP CNY.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPEX@WEO/OEMDC[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]International Monetary Fund[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";We extrapolate the PPP from the latest ICP (2024) using the evolution of the price index relative to the reference country.;;
TW;alcyuxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Market exchange rate, LCU per CNY;Official exchange rate of the local currency to CNY.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;alcyuxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Market exchange rate, LCU per CNY;Official exchange rate of the local currency to CNY.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;ancanxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Current Account;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;ancanxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Current Account;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;andproi992;992;i;Taiwan;Net domestic product;Net domestic product is the total value of the goods and services produced in a country, minus the value of the fixed capital used up in production (e.g. replacement of obsolete machines or maintenance of roads).The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Net domestic product]=[Gross domestic product]-[Consumption of fixed capital];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;andproi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net domestic product;Net domestic product is the total value of the goods and services produced in a country, minus the value of the fixed capital used up in production (e.g. replacement of obsolete machines or maintenance of roads).The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Net domestic product]=[Gross domestic product]-[Consumption of fixed capital];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;anmxhni992;992;i;Taiwan;Net Mixed Income;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;anmxhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net Mixed Income;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;anmxhoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Net mixed income of households;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;anmxhoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net mixed income of households;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;annfini992;992;i;Taiwan;Net foreign income;Net foreign income is the difference between the total value of a country's citizens and companies earned abroad, and the total value of foreign citizens and overseas companies earned in that country.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Net foreign income]=[Property income received from the rest of the world]-[Property income paid from the rest of the world]+[Compensation of employees received from the rest of the world]-[Compensation of employees paid from the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;annfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign income;Net foreign income is the difference between the total value of a country's citizens and companies earned abroad, and the total value of foreign citizens and overseas companies earned in that country.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Net foreign income]=[Property income received from the rest of the world]-[Property income paid from the rest of the world]+[Compensation of employees received from the rest of the world]-[Compensation of employees paid from the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;anninci992;992;i;Taiwan;National income;National income aims to measure the total income available to the residents of a given country. It is equal to the gross domestic product (the total value of goods and services produced on the territory of a given country during a given year), minus fixed capital used in production processes (e.g. replacement of obsolete machines or maintenance of roads) plus the net foreign income earned by residents in the rest of the world.// National income has many limitations. However it is the only income concept that has an internationally agreed definition (established by the United Nations System of National Accounts, see SNA 2008). So we use it as our reference concept (with tax havens correction). To be improved.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[National income]=[Net domestic product]+[Net foreign income];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;anninci999;999;i;Taiwan;National income;National income aims to measure the total income available to the residents of a given country. It is equal to the gross domestic product (the total value of goods and services produced on the territory of a given country during a given year), minus fixed capital used in production processes (e.g. replacement of obsolete machines or maintenance of roads) plus the net foreign income earned by residents in the rest of the world.// National income has many limitations. However it is the only income concept that has an internationally agreed definition (established by the United Nations System of National Accounts, see SNA 2008). So we use it as our reference concept (with tax havens correction). To be improved.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[National income]=[Net domestic product]+[Net foreign income];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ansmhni992;992;i;Taiwan;Net operating surplus and mixed income of households and NPISH;;[Net operating surplus and mixed income of households and NPISH]=[Net operating surplus of households and NPISH]+[Net mixed income of households and NPISH];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ansmhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net operating surplus and mixed income of households and NPISH;;[Net operating surplus and mixed income of households and NPISH]=[Net operating surplus of households and NPISH]+[Net mixed income of households and NPISH];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ansrcoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Net operating surplus;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ansrcoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net operating surplus;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ansrgoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Net operating surplus;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ansrgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net operating surplus;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ansrhni992;992;i;Taiwan;Net operating surplus;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ansrhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net operating surplus;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;antrgri992;992;i;Taiwan;Non-tax revenue;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;antrgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-tax revenue;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;anwagri992;992;i;Taiwan;National agricultural land;National agricultural land is agricultural land owned by the national economy. Agricultural land is defined as land devoted to agriculture measured at their market value. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;anwagri999;999;i;Taiwan;National agricultural land;National agricultural land is agricultural land owned by the national economy. Agricultural land is defined as land devoted to agriculture measured at their market value. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;anwbooi992;992;i;Taiwan;Book-value national wealth;Book-value national wealth is the sum of value of assets according to the books (balance sheets) on which they are carried. It is the difference between net national wealth and national net corporate wealth. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Book-value national wealth]=[Market-value national wealth ]+[Residual corporate wealth];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;anwbooi999;999;i;Taiwan;Book-value national wealth;Book-value national wealth is the sum of value of assets according to the books (balance sheets) on which they are carried. It is the difference between net national wealth and national net corporate wealth. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Book-value national wealth]=[Market-value national wealth ]+[Residual corporate wealth];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;anwbusi992;992;i;Taiwan;National business and other non-financial assets;National business and other non-financial assets are agricultural land and other domestic non-financial assets owned by the national economy and measured at their market value.  The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;anwbusi999;999;i;Taiwan;National business and other non-financial assets;National business and other non-financial assets are agricultural land and other domestic non-financial assets owned by the national economy and measured at their market value.  The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;anwdebi992;992;i;Taiwan;Domestic financial liabilities;Domestic financial liabilities of the national economy correspond to the sum of all financial liabilities of the private, government and corporate sectors. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;anwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Domestic financial liabilities;Domestic financial liabilities of the national economy correspond to the sum of all financial liabilities of the private, government and corporate sectors. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;anwdkai992;992;i;Taiwan;Domestic capital;National residual corporate wealth is the total value of debts and legal obligations of the corporate sector (companies), minus the total value of its assets. The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;anwdkai999;999;i;Taiwan;Domestic capital;National residual corporate wealth is the total value of debts and legal obligations of the corporate sector (companies), minus the total value of its assets. The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;anweali992;992;i;Taiwan;Market-value national wealth ;Net national wealth is the total value of assets (cash, housing, bonds, equities, etc.) owned by the national economy, minus its debts. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Market-value national wealth ]=[National non-financial assets]+[Net foreign assets];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;anweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Market-value national wealth ;Net national wealth is the total value of assets (cash, housing, bonds, equities, etc.) owned by the national economy, minus its debts. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Market-value national wealth ]=[National non-financial assets]+[Net foreign assets];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;anwfini992;992;i;Taiwan;Domestic financial assets;Domestic financial assets owned by the national economy correspond to the sum of all financial assets owned by the private, government and corporate sectors. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;anwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Domestic financial assets;Domestic financial assets owned by the national economy correspond to the sum of all financial assets owned by the private, government and corporate sectors. ;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;anwgxai992;992;i;Taiwan;Gross foreign assets;Gross foreign assets are the total value of the assets that country owns abroad. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;anwgxai999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross foreign assets;Gross foreign assets are the total value of the assets that country owns abroad. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;anwgxdi992;992;i;Taiwan;Gross foreign liabilities;Gross foreign liabilities are the total value of the domestic assets owned by foreigners. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;anwgxdi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross foreign liabilities;Gross foreign liabilities are the total value of the domestic assets owned by foreigners. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;anwhoui992;992;i;Taiwan;National housing assets;National housing assets are places of residence and land they built on owned by the national economy and measured at their market value.  The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[National housing assets]=[National dwellings]+[National land underlying dwellings];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;anwhoui999;999;i;Taiwan;National housing assets;National housing assets are places of residence and land they built on owned by the national economy and measured at their market value.  The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[National housing assets]=[National dwellings]+[National land underlying dwellings];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;anwnfai992;992;i;Taiwan;National non-financial assets;National market non-financial assets are assets with a physical value (real estate, machinery, equipment, etc.) owned by the national economy and measured at their market value.  The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[National non-financial assets]=[National housing assets]+[National business and other non-financial assets];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;anwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;National non-financial assets;National market non-financial assets are assets with a physical value (real estate, machinery, equipment, etc.) owned by the national economy and measured at their market value.  The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[National non-financial assets]=[National housing assets]+[National business and other non-financial assets];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;anwnxai992;992;i;Taiwan;Net foreign assets;Net foreign assets are the total value of the assets that a country owns abroad, minus the total value of the domestic assets owned by foreigners. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Net foreign assets]=[Gross foreign assets]-[Gross foreign liabilities];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;anwnxai999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign assets;Net foreign assets are the total value of the assets that a country owns abroad, minus the total value of the domestic assets owned by foreigners. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Net foreign assets]=[Gross foreign assets]-[Gross foreign liabilities];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;anwoffi992;992;i;Taiwan;Offshore wealth;Gross foreign liabilities are the total value of the domestic assets owned by foreigners. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;anwoffi999;999;i;Taiwan;Offshore wealth;Gross foreign liabilities are the total value of the domestic assets owned by foreigners. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;aopinxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Net other primary income ;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;aopinxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net other primary income ;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;aopipxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Other primary income paid to the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;aopipxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Other primary income paid to the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;aopirxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Other primary income received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;aopirxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Other primary income received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;aottgri992;992;i;Taiwan;Other taxes;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aottgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Other taxes;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;apinnxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Net foreign capital income;;[Net foreign capital income]=[Net foreign direct investment income]+[Net portfolio income];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;apinnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign capital income;;[Net foreign capital income]=[Net foreign direct investment income]+[Net portfolio income];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;apinpxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Property income paid from the rest of the world;Property income paid abroad is the total value of payments made by the national economy accruing to property owners as remuneration for using their property.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Property income paid to the rest of the world]=[Foreign direct investment income paid to the rest of the world]+[Portfolio and other income paid to the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;apinpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Property income paid from the rest of the world;Property income paid abroad is the total value of payments made by the national economy accruing to property owners as remuneration for using their property.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Property income paid to the rest of the world]=[Foreign direct investment income paid to the rest of the world]+[Portfolio and other income paid to the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;apinrxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Property income received from the rest of the world;Property income received from abroad is the total value of income that the national economy receives by virtue of owning property.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Property income received from the rest of the world]=[Foreign direct investment income received  from the rest of the world]+[Portfolio and other income received from the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;apinrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Property income received from the rest of the world;Property income received from abroad is the total value of income that the national economy receives by virtue of owning property.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Property income received from the rest of the world]=[Foreign direct investment income received  from the rest of the world]+[Portfolio and other income received from the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;apitgri992;992;i;Taiwan;Personal income tax;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;apitgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal income tax;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;apolgei992;992;i;Taiwan;Public order and safety;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;apolgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Public order and safety;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;apsugoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Primary surplus of the governement;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;apsugoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Primary surplus of the governement;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aptdpxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Debt Income paid from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptdpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Debt Income paid from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptdrxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Debt Income received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptdrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Debt Income received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptdxai992;992;i;Taiwan;Portfolio debt assets;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptdxai999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio debt assets;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptdxdi992;992;i;Taiwan;Portfolio debt liabilities;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptdxdi999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio debt liabilities;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptepxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Equity Income paid from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptepxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Equity Income paid from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;apterxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Equity income received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;apterxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Equity income received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptexai992;992;i;Taiwan;Portfolio equity assets;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptexai999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio equity assets;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptexdi992;992;i;Taiwan;Portfolio equity liabilities;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptexdi999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio equity liabilities;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptfhri992;992;i;Taiwan;Foreign income received from tax havens;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;aptfhri999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign income received from tax havens;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;aptfnxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Net portfolio income;;[Net portfolio income]=[Net Debt Income]+[Net reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment]+[Net Equity Income];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptfnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net portfolio income;;[Net portfolio income]=[Net Debt Income]+[Net reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment]+[Net Equity Income];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptfoni992;992;i;Taiwan;Net portfolio income, officially recorded;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;aptfoni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net portfolio income, officially recorded;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;aptfopi992;992;i;Taiwan;Portfolio and other income paid to the rest of the world, officially recorded;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;aptfopi999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio and other income paid to the rest of the world, officially recorded;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;aptfori992;992;i;Taiwan;Portfolio and other income received from the rest of the world, officially recorded;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;aptfori999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio and other income received from the rest of the world, officially recorded;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;aptfpxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Portfolio and other income paid to the rest of the world;;[Portfolio and other income paid to the rest of the world]=[Debt Income paid from the rest of the world]+[Reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment, paid to the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptfpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio and other income paid to the rest of the world;;[Portfolio and other income paid to the rest of the world]=[Debt Income paid from the rest of the world]+[Reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment, paid to the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptfrni992;992;i;Taiwan;Net reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated value (see DINA guidelines). These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptfrni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated value (see DINA guidelines). These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptfrpi992;992;i;Taiwan;Reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment, paid to the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated value (see DINA guidelines). These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptfrpi999;999;i;Taiwan;Reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment, paid to the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated value (see DINA guidelines). These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptfrri992;992;i;Taiwan;Reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment, received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated value (see DINA guidelines). These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptfrri999;999;i;Taiwan;Reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment, received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated value (see DINA guidelines). These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptfrxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Portfolio and other income received from the rest of the world;;[Portfolio and other income received from the rest of the world]=[Debt Income received from the rest of the world]+[Reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment, received from the rest of the world]+[Equity income received from the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptfrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio and other income received from the rest of the world;;[Portfolio and other income received from the rest of the world]=[Debt Income received from the rest of the world]+[Reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment, received from the rest of the world]+[Equity income received from the rest of the world];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptfxai992;992;i;Taiwan;Portfolio assets;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptfxai999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio assets;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptfxdi992;992;i;Taiwan;Portfolio liabilities;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptfxdi999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio liabilities;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptfxni992;992;i;Taiwan;Net foreign portfolio;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptfxni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign portfolio;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptincj992;992;j;Taiwan;Pre-tax national income ;Pre-tax national income  is the sum of all pre-tax personal income flows accruing to the owners of the production factors, labor and capital, before taking into account the operation of the tax/transfer system, but after taking into account the operation of pension system. The central difference between personal factor income and pre-tax income is the treatment of pensions, which are counted on a contribution basis by factor income and on a distribution basis by pre-tax income.;Pre-tax national income =Pre-tax labor income [total pre-tax income ranking]+Pre-tax capital income [total pre-tax income ranking];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-for-taiwan-1981-2017-world-inequality-lab-working-paper-2022-15/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Cyrus, C., Chien-Yu, C., Ming-Jen, L., Hsuan-Li, S. (2022). Distributional National Accounts for Taiwan, 1991-2017, World Inequality Lab Working Paper 2022/15 [/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series (full population), [URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/longrunpaper/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chancel, L., Piketty, T. ""Global Income Inequality 1820-2020: The Persistence and Mutation of Extreme Inequality"" (2021)[/URL_TEXT][/URL][URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/historical-inequality-series-on-wid-world-updates-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2023-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] ; Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T., Xuereb, S., (2023),  ""Historical Inequality Series on WID.world - Updates""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";DINA. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;aptincj999;999;j;Taiwan;Pre-tax national income ;Pre-tax national income  is the sum of all pre-tax personal income flows accruing to the owners of the production factors, labor and capital, before taking into account the operation of the tax/transfer system, but after taking into account the operation of pension system. The central difference between personal factor income and pre-tax income is the treatment of pensions, which are counted on a contribution basis by factor income and on a distribution basis by pre-tax income.;Pre-tax national income =Pre-tax labor income [total pre-tax income ranking]+Pre-tax capital income [total pre-tax income ranking];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-for-taiwan-1981-2017-world-inequality-lab-working-paper-2022-15/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Cyrus, C., Chien-Yu, C., Ming-Jen, L., Hsuan-Li, S. (2022). Distributional National Accounts for Taiwan, 1991-2017, World Inequality Lab Working Paper 2022/15 [/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series (full population), [URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/longrunpaper/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chancel, L., Piketty, T. ""Global Income Inequality 1820-2020: The Persistence and Mutation of Extreme Inequality"" (2021)[/URL_TEXT][/URL][URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/historical-inequality-series-on-wid-world-updates-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2023-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] ; Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T., Xuereb, S., (2023),  ""Historical Inequality Series on WID.world - Updates""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";DINA. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;aptrrxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Reserves income received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptrrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Reserves income received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptrxai992;992;i;Taiwan;Foreign reserve exchange assets;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptrxai999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign reserve exchange assets;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptxgoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Taxes on production and imports, less subsidies;;[Taxes on production and imports, less subsidies]=[Taxes on production and imports]-[Subsidies on production and imports];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;aptxgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Taxes on production and imports, less subsidies;;[Taxes on production and imports, less subsidies]=[Taxes on production and imports]-[Subsidies on production and imports];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;apwagri992;992;i;Taiwan;Private agricultural land;Private agricultural land is agricultural land held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private agricultural land]=[Personal agricultural land]+[Non-profit agricultural land];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;apwagri999;999;i;Taiwan;Private agricultural land;Private agricultural land is agricultural land held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private agricultural land]=[Personal agricultural land]+[Non-profit agricultural land];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;apwboli992;992;i;Taiwan;Private bonds & loans;Private bonds & loans are bonds and loans held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private bonds & loans]=[Personal bonds & loans]+[Non-profit bonds & loans];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;apwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Private bonds & loans;Private bonds & loans are bonds and loans held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private bonds & loans]=[Personal bonds & loans]+[Non-profit bonds & loans];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;apwbusi992;992;i;Taiwan;Private business assets;Private business assets include agricultural land and other domestic material and immaterial non-financial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;apwbusi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private business assets;Private business assets include agricultural land and other domestic material and immaterial non-financial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;apwcudi992;992;i;Taiwan;Private currency & deposits;Private currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private currency & deposits]=[Personal currency & deposits]+[Non-profit currency & deposits];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;apwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private currency & deposits;Private currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private currency & deposits]=[Personal currency & deposits]+[Non-profit currency & deposits];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;apwdebi992;992;i;Taiwan;Private debt;Private debt is debts or legal obligations held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private debt]=[Personal debt]+[Non-profit debt];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;apwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private debt;Private debt is debts or legal obligations held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private debt]=[Personal debt]+[Non-profit debt];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;apweali992;992;i;Taiwan;Net private wealth;Net private wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities of corporations, etc.) held by private owners (households and foundations), minus their debts.  The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Net private wealth]=[Private non-financial assets]+[Private financial assets]-[Private debt];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;apweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Net private wealth;Net private wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities of corporations, etc.) held by private owners (households and foundations), minus their debts.  The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Net private wealth]=[Private non-financial assets]+[Private financial assets]-[Private debt];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;apweqii992;992;i;Taiwan;Private equities;Private equities are company stocks owned held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private equities]=[Personal equities]+[Non-profit equities];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;apweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Private equities;Private equities are company stocks owned held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private equities]=[Personal equities]+[Non-profit equities];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;apwequi992;992;i;Taiwan;Private equity, fund shares & offshore wealth;Private equity, fund shares & offshore wealth are company stocks, fund shares and wealth outside of one's residence country held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]=[Private equities]+[Private offshore wealth];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;apwequi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private equity, fund shares & offshore wealth;Private equity, fund shares & offshore wealth are company stocks, fund shares and wealth outside of one's residence country held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]=[Private equities]+[Private offshore wealth];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;apwfiei992;992;i;Taiwan;Private financial assets excluding currency & deposits;Private financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private financial assets excluding currency & deposits]=[Private financial assets]-[Private currency & deposits];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;apwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Private financial assets excluding currency & deposits;Private financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private financial assets excluding currency & deposits]=[Private financial assets]-[Private currency & deposits];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;apwfini992;992;i;Taiwan;Private financial assets;Private financial assets include bank deposits, bonds, stocks and other financial claims held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;apwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Private financial assets;Private financial assets include bank deposits, bonds, stocks and other financial claims held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;apwfiwi992;992;i;Taiwan;Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans]=[Personal currency, deposits, bonds & loans]+[Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;apwfiwi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans]=[Personal currency, deposits, bonds & loans]+[Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;apwfixi992;992;i;Taiwan;Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans]=[Personal currency, deposits, bonds & loans]+[Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;apwfixi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans]=[Personal currency, deposits, bonds & loans]+[Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;apwhoui992;992;i;Taiwan;Private housing assets;Private housing assets are dwellings (including land underlying dwellings) held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private housing assets]=[Private dwellings]+[Private land underlying dwellings];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;apwhoui999;999;i;Taiwan;Private housing assets;Private housing assets are dwellings (including land underlying dwellings) held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private housing assets]=[Private dwellings]+[Private land underlying dwellings];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;apwnfai992;992;i;Taiwan;Private non-financial assets;Private non-financial assets include housing, land and all other domestic material and immaterial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held directly by private owners (households and foundations), as opposed to non-financial assets owned indirectly through financial assets (equities, bonds, etc. in corporations holding non-financial assets).  The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private non-financial assets]=[Private housing assets]+[Private business assets];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;apwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Private non-financial assets;Private non-financial assets include housing, land and all other domestic material and immaterial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held directly by private owners (households and foundations), as opposed to non-financial assets owned indirectly through financial assets (equities, bonds, etc. in corporations holding non-financial assets).  The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private non-financial assets]=[Private housing assets]+[Private business assets];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;apwodki992;992;i;Taiwan;Other domestic private capital;Other domestic private capital includes all non-financial assets held by private owners (households and foundations), except housing assets and agricultural land: machinery, equipment, patents, etc.  The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Other domestic private capital]=[Other domestic personal capital]+[Non-profit other domestic capital];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;apwodki999;999;i;Taiwan;Other domestic private capital;Other domestic private capital includes all non-financial assets held by private owners (households and foundations), except housing assets and agricultural land: machinery, equipment, patents, etc.  The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Other domestic private capital]=[Other domestic personal capital]+[Non-profit other domestic capital];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;apwpeni992;992;i;Taiwan;Private pension funds & life insurance;Private pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private pension funds & life insurance]=[Personal pension funds & life insurance]+[Non-profit pension funds & life insurance];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;apwpeni999;999;i;Taiwan;Private pension funds & life insurance;Private pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private pension funds & life insurance]=[Personal pension funds & life insurance]+[Non-profit pension funds & life insurance];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;apwtgri992;992;i;Taiwan;Property and wealth taxes;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;apwtgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Property and wealth taxes;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;arecgei992;992;i;Taiwan;Recreation and culture;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;arecgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Recreation and culture;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aretgoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Total Public Revenue (excluding non-tax revenue);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aretgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Total Public Revenue (excluding non-tax revenue);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;arevgoi992;992;i;Taiwan;Total Public Revenue;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;arevgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Total Public Revenue;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;asacgei992;992;i;Taiwan;Social protection: social assistance in cash;;[Social protection: social assistance in cash]=[Corporate income tax]+[Property and wealth taxes];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;asacgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Social protection: social assistance in cash;;[Social protection: social assistance in cash]=[Corporate income tax]+[Property and wealth taxes];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;asakgei992;992;i;Taiwan;Social protection: social assistance in kind;;[Social protection: social assistance in kind]=[Social contributions]+[Indirect taxes];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;asakgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Social protection: social assistance in kind;;[Social protection: social assistance in kind]=[Social contributions]+[Indirect taxes];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ascgnxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Net public foreign transfers;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascgnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net public foreign transfers;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascgpxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Public foreign transfers received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascgpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Public foreign transfers received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascgrxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Public foreign transfers paid to the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascgrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Public foreign transfers paid to the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascinxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Net foreign transfers;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascinxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign transfers;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascipxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Foreign transfers received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascipxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign transfers received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascirxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Foreign transfers paid to the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascirxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign transfers paid to the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascogri992;992;i;Taiwan;Social contributions;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ascogri999;999;i;Taiwan;Social contributions;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;asconxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Net other foreign transfers;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;asconxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net other foreign transfers;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascopxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Other foreign transfers received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascopxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Other foreign transfers received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascorxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Other foreign transfers paid to the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascorxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Other foreign transfers paid to the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascrnxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Net remittances;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascrnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net remittances;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascrpxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Remittances paid to the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascrpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Remittances paid to the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascrrxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Remittances received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;ascrrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Remittances received from the rest of the world;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;asopgei992;992;i;Taiwan;Social protection;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;asopgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Social protection;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aspigei992;992;i;Taiwan;Social protection: social insurance;;[Social protection: social insurance]=[Corporate income tax]+[Property and wealth taxes];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;aspigei999;999;i;Taiwan;Social protection: social insurance;;[Social protection: social insurance]=[Corporate income tax]+[Property and wealth taxes];Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ataxnxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Foreign subsidies less taxes on production and imports;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1991–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ataxnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign subsidies less taxes on production and imports;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1991–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;atbmpxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Imports of goods and services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atbmpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of goods and services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atbnnxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Trade balance (exports-imports);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atbnnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance (exports-imports);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atbxrxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Exports of goods and services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atbxrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of goods and services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atgmcxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Imports of primary commodities;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atgmcxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of primary commodities;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atgmmxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Imports of manufacturing goods;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atgmmxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of manufacturing goods;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atgmpxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Imports of goods;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atgmpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of goods;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atgncxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Trade balance of primary commodities (exports-imports);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atgncxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance of primary commodities (exports-imports);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atgnmxi992;992;i;Taiwan; Trade balance of manufacturing goods (exports-imports);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atgnmxi999;999;i;Taiwan; Trade balance of manufacturing goods (exports-imports);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atgnnxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Trade balance goods (exports-imports);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atgnnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance goods (exports-imports);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atgxcxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Exports of primary commodities;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atgxcxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of primary commodities;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atgxmxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Exports of manufacturing goods;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atgxmxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of manufacturing goods;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atgxrxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Exports of goods;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atgxrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of goods;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atsmpxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Imports of services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atsmpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atsnnxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Trade balance services (exports-imports);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atsnnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance services (exports-imports);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atsonxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Trade balance  of other services (exports-imports);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atsonxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance  of other services (exports-imports);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atsopxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Imports of other services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atsopxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of other services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atsorxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Exports of other services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atsorxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of other services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atstnxi992;992;i;Taiwan; Trade balance of transport services (exports-imports);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atstnxi999;999;i;Taiwan; Trade balance of transport services (exports-imports);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atstpxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Imports of transport services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atstpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of transport services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atstrxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Exports of transport services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atstrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of transport services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atsvnxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Trade balance of travel services (exports-imports);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atsvnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance of travel services (exports-imports);;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atsvpxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Imports of travel services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atsvpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of travel services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atsvrxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Exports of travel services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atsvrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of travel services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;atsxrxi992;992;i;Taiwan;Exports of services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;;;;
TW;atsxrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of services;;;Average;Average income or wealth between two percentiles. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', intermediary average returns the average between percentile pX and the next consecutive percentile. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the variable returns the average between percentiles pX and pY.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;bdiincj992;992;j;Taiwan;Post-tax national income;Post-tax national income is the sum of primary incomes over all sectors (private and public), minus taxes.;[Post-tax national income]=[Post-tax disposable income]+[Public spending];Beta coefficient;The beta coefficient corresponds to the inverted Pareto-Lorenz coefficient. It is equal to mean income over a certain income level divided by this level. A coefficient b=2=200% for an income level 100 000 EUR means that the average income above 100 000 EUR is 200 000 EUR, a coefficient of 3 or 300% at income level 1 000 000 EUR means that the average income level above 1 000 000 EUR in a given population is 3 000 000 EUR.;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;"";"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/government-redistribution-and-development-global-estimates-of-tax-and-transfer-progressivity-1980-2019-wid-world-working-paper-2023-17/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Fisher-Post, Matthew and Gethin, Amory (2023), ""Government Redistribution and Development, Global Estimates of Tax-and-Transfer Progressivity, 1980-2019"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Education is distributed proportionally to posttax disposable income. 2019-2022 series are estimated by applying the 2019 ratio of pretax to posttax income by generalized percentile. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;bdiincj999;999;j;Taiwan;Post-tax national income;Post-tax national income is the sum of primary incomes over all sectors (private and public), minus taxes.;[Post-tax national income]=[Post-tax disposable income]+[Public spending];Beta coefficient;The beta coefficient corresponds to the inverted Pareto-Lorenz coefficient. It is equal to mean income over a certain income level divided by this level. A coefficient b=2=200% for an income level 100 000 EUR means that the average income above 100 000 EUR is 200 000 EUR, a coefficient of 3 or 300% at income level 1 000 000 EUR means that the average income level above 1 000 000 EUR in a given population is 3 000 000 EUR.;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;"";"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/government-redistribution-and-development-global-estimates-of-tax-and-transfer-progressivity-1980-2019-wid-world-working-paper-2023-17/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Fisher-Post, Matthew and Gethin, Amory (2023), ""Government Redistribution and Development, Global Estimates of Tax-and-Transfer Progressivity, 1980-2019"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Education is distributed proportionally to posttax disposable income. 2019-2022 series are estimated by applying the 2019 ratio of pretax to posttax income by generalized percentile. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;bfiinct992;992;t;Taiwan;Fiscal income ;Fiscal income is defined as the sum of all income items reported on income tax returns, before any deduction. It includes labour income, capital income and mixed income. The concept of fiscal income varies with national tax legislations, so in order to make international comparisons it is preferable to use the concept of national income.;[Fiscal income ]=[Fiscal labour income [total fiscal income ranking]]+[Fiscal capital income [total fiscal income ranking]];Beta coefficient;The beta coefficient corresponds to the inverted Pareto-Lorenz coefficient. It is equal to mean income over a certain income level divided by this level. A coefficient b=2=200% for an income level 100 000 EUR means that the average income above 100 000 EUR is 200 000 EUR, a coefficient of 3 or 300% at income level 1 000 000 EUR means that the average income level above 1 000 000 EUR in a given population is 3 000 000 EUR.;tax unit;The base unit is the tax unit defined by national fiscal administrations to measure personal income taxes.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;"";"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid_working_paper_2015_6_taiwan/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Married males plus divorced or widowed single individuals, plus unmarried males and females aged 20 or older. Excludes capital gains. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;bhwealj992;992;j;Taiwan;Net personal wealth;Net personal wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by households, minus their debts.  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Net personal wealth]=[Personal non-financial assets]+[Personal financial assets]-[Personal debt];Beta coefficient;The beta coefficient corresponds to the inverted Pareto-Lorenz coefficient. It is equal to mean income over a certain income level divided by this level. A coefficient b=2=200% for an income level 100 000 EUR means that the average income above 100 000 EUR is 200 000 EUR, a coefficient of 3 or 300% at income level 1 000 000 EUR means that the average income level above 1 000 000 EUR in a given population is 3 000 000 EUR.;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;"";"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]Technote for the update: [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Bauluz, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Piketty, T., Sodano, A. (2025), ""Global wealth inequality on WID.world: Estimates and imputations""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series, [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;bhwealj999;999;j;Taiwan;Net personal wealth;Net personal wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by households, minus their debts.  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Net personal wealth]=[Personal non-financial assets]+[Personal financial assets]-[Personal debt];Beta coefficient;The beta coefficient corresponds to the inverted Pareto-Lorenz coefficient. It is equal to mean income over a certain income level divided by this level. A coefficient b=2=200% for an income level 100 000 EUR means that the average income above 100 000 EUR is 200 000 EUR, a coefficient of 3 or 300% at income level 1 000 000 EUR means that the average income level above 1 000 000 EUR in a given population is 3 000 000 EUR.;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;"";"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]Technote for the update: [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Bauluz, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Piketty, T., Sodano, A. (2025), ""Global wealth inequality on WID.world: Estimates and imputations""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series, [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;bptincj992;992;j;Taiwan;Pre-tax national income ;Pre-tax national income  is the sum of all pre-tax personal income flows accruing to the owners of the production factors, labor and capital, before taking into account the operation of the tax/transfer system, but after taking into account the operation of pension system. The central difference between personal factor income and pre-tax income is the treatment of pensions, which are counted on a contribution basis by factor income and on a distribution basis by pre-tax income.;Pre-tax national income =Pre-tax labor income [total pre-tax income ranking]+Pre-tax capital income [total pre-tax income ranking];Beta coefficient;The beta coefficient corresponds to the inverted Pareto-Lorenz coefficient. It is equal to mean income over a certain income level divided by this level. A coefficient b=2=200% for an income level 100 000 EUR means that the average income above 100 000 EUR is 200 000 EUR, a coefficient of 3 or 300% at income level 1 000 000 EUR means that the average income level above 1 000 000 EUR in a given population is 3 000 000 EUR.;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;"";"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-for-taiwan-1981-2017-world-inequality-lab-working-paper-2022-15/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Cyrus, C., Chien-Yu, C., Ming-Jen, L., Hsuan-Li, S. (2022). Distributional National Accounts for Taiwan, 1991-2017, World Inequality Lab Working Paper 2022/15 [/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series (full population), [URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/longrunpaper/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chancel, L., Piketty, T. ""Global Income Inequality 1820-2020: The Persistence and Mutation of Extreme Inequality"" (2021)[/URL_TEXT][/URL][URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/historical-inequality-series-on-wid-world-updates-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2023-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] ; Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T., Xuereb, S., (2023),  ""Historical Inequality Series on WID.world - Updates""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";DINA. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;bptincj999;999;j;Taiwan;Pre-tax national income ;Pre-tax national income  is the sum of all pre-tax personal income flows accruing to the owners of the production factors, labor and capital, before taking into account the operation of the tax/transfer system, but after taking into account the operation of pension system. The central difference between personal factor income and pre-tax income is the treatment of pensions, which are counted on a contribution basis by factor income and on a distribution basis by pre-tax income.;Pre-tax national income =Pre-tax labor income [total pre-tax income ranking]+Pre-tax capital income [total pre-tax income ranking];Beta coefficient;The beta coefficient corresponds to the inverted Pareto-Lorenz coefficient. It is equal to mean income over a certain income level divided by this level. A coefficient b=2=200% for an income level 100 000 EUR means that the average income above 100 000 EUR is 200 000 EUR, a coefficient of 3 or 300% at income level 1 000 000 EUR means that the average income level above 1 000 000 EUR in a given population is 3 000 000 EUR.;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;"";"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-for-taiwan-1981-2017-world-inequality-lab-working-paper-2022-15/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Cyrus, C., Chien-Yu, C., Ming-Jen, L., Hsuan-Li, S. (2022). Distributional National Accounts for Taiwan, 1991-2017, World Inequality Lab Working Paper 2022/15 [/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series (full population), [URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/longrunpaper/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chancel, L., Piketty, T. ""Global Income Inequality 1820-2020: The Persistence and Mutation of Extreme Inequality"" (2021)[/URL_TEXT][/URL][URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/historical-inequality-series-on-wid-world-updates-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2023-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] ; Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T., Xuereb, S., (2023),  ""Historical Inequality Series on WID.world - Updates""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";DINA. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;egfcari999;999;i;Taiwan;Government CO2 footprint  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2015 : Carbon data from GCP distributed into institutional sectors according to institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2018: Same methodology, with institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2019: Same methodology with GCP data extrapolated according to the nfcar methodology and institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1990, 2020]];
TW;egfghgi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government carbon footprint  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"Total carbon footprint is equal to CO2 footprint + footprint of other greenhouse gases.1980-1984: Eora detailed input output tables institutional sector values; 1985-1989: GHG 1990-2015 : GHG data converted from GCP using the nfghg method, distributed into institutional sectors according to institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2019: Same methodology, with institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1980, 2020]];
TW;egfghoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government footprint of other gases  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2015 : Other gas data converted from GCP using the nfgho method, distributed into institutional sectors using institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2019: Same methodology, with institutional sectorshares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1990, 2020]];
TW;ehfcari999;999;i;Taiwan;Household indirect CO2 footprint  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2015 : Carbon data from GCP distributed into institutional sectors according to institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2018: Same methodology, with institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2019: Same methodology with GCP data extrapolated according to the nfcar methodology and institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1990, 2020]];
TW;ehfghdi999;999;i;Taiwan;Household direct emissions  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2019 Direct household emissions data from GTAP extrapolated using data from 2004,2007,2011 and 2014; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for more details.";[[1990, 2020]];[2004, 2007, 2011, 2014]
TW;ehfghgi999;999;i;Taiwan;Household carbon footprint  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"Total carbon footprint is equal to CO2 footprint + footprint of other greenhouse gases.1980-1984: Eora detailed input output tables institutional sector values; 1985-1989: GHG 1990-2015 : GHG data converted from GCP using the nfghg method, distributed into institutional sectors according to institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2019: Same methodology, with institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1980, 2020]];
TW;ehfghni999;999;i;Taiwan;Household indirect carbon footprint  ;;[Household indirect carbon footprint  ]=[Household indirect CO2 footprint  ]+[Household indirect footprint of other gases  ]+[Government carbon footprint  ];Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";1990-2019: Accounting value equal to [Household territorial GHG emissions]-[Household direct emissions]. See source for more details.;[[1990, 2020]];[2004, 2007, 2011, 2014]
TW;ehfghoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Household indirect footprint of other gases  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2015 : Other gas data converted from GCP using the nfgho method, distributed into institutional sectors using institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2019: Same methodology, with institutional sectorshares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1990, 2020]];
TW;eifcari999;999;i;Taiwan;Investment CO2 footprint  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2015 : Carbon data from GCP distributed into institutional sectors according to institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2018: Same methodology, with institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2019: Same methodology with GCP data extrapolated according to the nfcar methodology and institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1990, 2020]];
TW;eifghgi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal carbon footprint (investments only);;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"Distributional estimates: see [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-carbon-inequality-1990-2019-wid-world-working-paper-2021-22/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chancel (2021) “Global Carbon Inequality, 1990-2019“ [/URL_TEXT][/URL] and updates; Aggregates: see [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/carbonaggregates/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Burq and Chancel (2021) “Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world“[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Modeled estimates based on the systematic combination of survey and tax data, national accounts and Environment Input-Output tables. Estimates represent emissions associated with individual investments (i.e. these are emissions associated with “capital formation“, attributed to individual who own firms). This indicator does not include emissions associated with individual consumption and government collective expenditures. While these estimates provide WID.world's best efforts to measure emissions inequality across the world, it should be noted that estimates quality is “low to very low“ given poor data quality and availability on pollution in most countries. It should also be noted that there are different ways to measure carbon footprints, which can lead to different takes on the issue (inequality in emissions is lower when looking at consumption-related emissions only and increases when factoring in investment-related emissions). See sources for more details.;;
TW;eifghoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Investment footprint of other gases  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2015 : Other gas data converted from GCP using the nfgho method, distributed into institutional sectors using institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2019: Same methodology, with institutional sectorshares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1990, 2020]];
TW;enfcari999;999;i;Taiwan;National CO2 footprint  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2018: CO2 footprint data from GCP; 2019: extrapolation using territorial growth rates from GCP; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[2018, 2020]];
TW;enfghgi999;999;i;Taiwan;National carbon footprint  ;;[National carbon footprint  ]=[Household carbon footprint  ]+[Household direct emissions  ];Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"Total carbon footprint is equal to CO2 footprint + footprint of other greenhouse gases. 1980-1989: GHG value from 1990, intrapolated using GHG growth from EORA detailed input output tables; 1990-2015: CO2 footprint data from GCP converted into GHG using GHG/CO2 ratios from EORA footprint estimations; 2016-2019: Same methodology with GHG/CO2 ratio assumed constant and equal to the 2015 ratio from EORA footprint estimations; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1980, 1990], [2018, 2020]];
TW;enfghoi999;999;i;Taiwan;National footprint of other gases  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2015: CO2 footprint data from GCP, converted into other gases using EORA ratio for other gases (equivalent to accounting equality nfghg-nfcar); 2016-2019: Same methodology with EORA footprint ratios  assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[2018, 2020]];
TW;enncari999;999;i;Taiwan;National net imports of CO2 emissions  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";1990-2019: Accounting value equal to [National carbon footprint]-[Nation territorial carbon emissions]. See source for more details.;[[2018, 2020]];
TW;ennghgi999;999;i;Taiwan;National net imports of carbon emissions  ;;[National net imports of carbon emissions  ]=[National net imports of CO2 emissions  ]+[National net imports of other gases  ];Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";1990-2019: Accounting value equal to [National GHG footprint]-[Nation territorial GHG emissions]. See source for more details.;[[1980, 1990], [2018, 2020]];
TW;ennghoi999;999;i;Taiwan;National net imports of other gases  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";1990-2019: Accounting value equal to [National footprint of other gases]-[Nation territorial emissions of other gases]. See source for more details.;[[2018, 2020]];
TW;entcari999;999;i;Taiwan;National territorial CO2 emissions  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1980-1989: CO2 territorial data from PRIMAP; 1990-2019: CO2 territorial data from GCP; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[2019, 2020]];
TW;entcnai999;999;i;Taiwan;Territorial emissions of the national productive sector and other emissions not attributed to households (CO2)  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";1990-2019: Accounting value equal to [National territorial carbon emissions]-[Household direct emissions]. See source for more details.;[[1990, 2020]];[2004, 2007, 2011, 2014]
TW;entghgi999;999;i;Taiwan;National territorial emissions ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"Total emissions are equal to CO2 emissions + emissions from other greenhouse gases. 1980-1989: GHG territorial data from PRIMAP; 1990-2018: CO2 territorial data from GCP converted into GHG using GHG/CO2 ratios from PRIMAP; 2019: extrapolation using average GHG growth from PRIMAP between 2015 and 2018; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[2018, 2020]];
TW;entghoi999;999;i;Taiwan;National territorial emissions of other gases  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2018: CO2 value from GCP converted into other gases using ratio from EORA. See source for details; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA.";[[2018, 2020]];
TW;entgnai999;999;i;Taiwan;Territorial emissions of the national productive sector and other emissions not attributed to households  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";1990-2019: Accounting value equal to [National territorial GHG emissions]-[Household direct emissions]. See source for more details.;[[1990, 2020]];[2004, 2007, 2011, 2014]
TW;entonai999;999;i;Taiwan;Territorial emissions of the national productive sector and other emissions not attributed to households (Other gases)  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2018: CO2 value from GCP converted into other gases using ratio from EORA. See source for details; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA.";[[2018, 2020]];
TW;eofcari999;999;i;Taiwan;NGO CO2 footprint  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2015 : Carbon data from GCP distributed into institutional sectors according to institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2018: Same methodology, with institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2019: Same methodology with GCP data extrapolated according to the nfcar methodology and institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1990, 2020]];
TW;eofghgi999;999;i;Taiwan;NGO carbon footprint  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"Total carbon footprint is equal to CO2 footprint + footprint of other greenhouse gases.1980-1984: Eora detailed input output tables institutional sector values; 1985-1989: GHG 1990-2015 : GHG data converted from GCP using the nfghg method, distributed into institutional sectors according to institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2019: Same methodology, with institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1980, 2020]];
TW;eofghoi999;999;i;Taiwan;NGO footprint of other gases  ;;;Total emissions;Aggregrate emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2015 : Other gas data converted from GCP using the nfgho method, distributed into institutional sectors using institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2019: Same methodology, with institutional sectorshares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1990, 2020]];
TW;gdiincj992;992;j;Taiwan;Post-tax national income;Post-tax national income is the sum of primary incomes over all sectors (private and public), minus taxes.;[Post-tax national income]=[Post-tax disposable income]+[Public spending];Gini coefficient;The Gini coefficient is a measure of statistical dispersion. A coefficient of zero expresses perfect equality between individuals. A coefficient of one expresses maximal inequality, where only one person owns all the income or wealth of the economy. ;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;"";"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/government-redistribution-and-development-global-estimates-of-tax-and-transfer-progressivity-1980-2019-wid-world-working-paper-2023-17/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Fisher-Post, Matthew and Gethin, Amory (2023), ""Government Redistribution and Development, Global Estimates of Tax-and-Transfer Progressivity, 1980-2019"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Education is distributed proportionally to posttax disposable income. 2019-2022 series are estimated by applying the 2019 ratio of pretax to posttax income by generalized percentile. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;gdiincj999;999;j;Taiwan;Post-tax national income;Post-tax national income is the sum of primary incomes over all sectors (private and public), minus taxes.;[Post-tax national income]=[Post-tax disposable income]+[Public spending];Gini coefficient;The Gini coefficient is a measure of statistical dispersion. A coefficient of zero expresses perfect equality between individuals. A coefficient of one expresses maximal inequality, where only one person owns all the income or wealth of the economy. ;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;"";"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/government-redistribution-and-development-global-estimates-of-tax-and-transfer-progressivity-1980-2019-wid-world-working-paper-2023-17/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Fisher-Post, Matthew and Gethin, Amory (2023), ""Government Redistribution and Development, Global Estimates of Tax-and-Transfer Progressivity, 1980-2019"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Education is distributed proportionally to posttax disposable income. 2019-2022 series are estimated by applying the 2019 ratio of pretax to posttax income by generalized percentile. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;ghwealj992;992;j;Taiwan;Net personal wealth;Net personal wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by households, minus their debts.  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Net personal wealth]=[Personal non-financial assets]+[Personal financial assets]-[Personal debt];Gini coefficient;The Gini coefficient is a measure of statistical dispersion. A coefficient of zero expresses perfect equality between individuals. A coefficient of one expresses maximal inequality, where only one person owns all the income or wealth of the economy. ;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;"";"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]Technote for the update: [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Bauluz, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Piketty, T., Sodano, A. (2025), ""Global wealth inequality on WID.world: Estimates and imputations""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series, [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ghwealj999;999;j;Taiwan;Net personal wealth;Net personal wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by households, minus their debts.  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Net personal wealth]=[Personal non-financial assets]+[Personal financial assets]-[Personal debt];Gini coefficient;The Gini coefficient is a measure of statistical dispersion. A coefficient of zero expresses perfect equality between individuals. A coefficient of one expresses maximal inequality, where only one person owns all the income or wealth of the economy. ;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;"";"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]Technote for the update: [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Bauluz, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Piketty, T., Sodano, A. (2025), ""Global wealth inequality on WID.world: Estimates and imputations""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series, [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;gptincj992;992;j;Taiwan;Pre-tax national income ;Pre-tax national income  is the sum of all pre-tax personal income flows accruing to the owners of the production factors, labor and capital, before taking into account the operation of the tax/transfer system, but after taking into account the operation of pension system. The central difference between personal factor income and pre-tax income is the treatment of pensions, which are counted on a contribution basis by factor income and on a distribution basis by pre-tax income.;Pre-tax national income =Pre-tax labor income [total pre-tax income ranking]+Pre-tax capital income [total pre-tax income ranking];Gini coefficient;The Gini coefficient is a measure of statistical dispersion. A coefficient of zero expresses perfect equality between individuals. A coefficient of one expresses maximal inequality, where only one person owns all the income or wealth of the economy. ;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;"";"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-for-taiwan-1981-2017-world-inequality-lab-working-paper-2022-15/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Cyrus, C., Chien-Yu, C., Ming-Jen, L., Hsuan-Li, S. (2022). Distributional National Accounts for Taiwan, 1991-2017, World Inequality Lab Working Paper 2022/15 [/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series (full population), [URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/longrunpaper/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chancel, L., Piketty, T. ""Global Income Inequality 1820-2020: The Persistence and Mutation of Extreme Inequality"" (2021)[/URL_TEXT][/URL][URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/historical-inequality-series-on-wid-world-updates-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2023-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] ; Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T., Xuereb, S., (2023),  ""Historical Inequality Series on WID.world - Updates""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";DINA. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;gptincj999;999;j;Taiwan;Pre-tax national income ;Pre-tax national income  is the sum of all pre-tax personal income flows accruing to the owners of the production factors, labor and capital, before taking into account the operation of the tax/transfer system, but after taking into account the operation of pension system. The central difference between personal factor income and pre-tax income is the treatment of pensions, which are counted on a contribution basis by factor income and on a distribution basis by pre-tax income.;Pre-tax national income =Pre-tax labor income [total pre-tax income ranking]+Pre-tax capital income [total pre-tax income ranking];Gini coefficient;The Gini coefficient is a measure of statistical dispersion. A coefficient of zero expresses perfect equality between individuals. A coefficient of one expresses maximal inequality, where only one person owns all the income or wealth of the economy. ;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;"";"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-for-taiwan-1981-2017-world-inequality-lab-working-paper-2022-15/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Cyrus, C., Chien-Yu, C., Ming-Jen, L., Hsuan-Li, S. (2022). Distributional National Accounts for Taiwan, 1991-2017, World Inequality Lab Working Paper 2022/15 [/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series (full population), [URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/longrunpaper/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chancel, L., Piketty, T. ""Global Income Inequality 1820-2020: The Persistence and Mutation of Extreme Inequality"" (2021)[/URL_TEXT][/URL][URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/historical-inequality-series-on-wid-world-updates-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2023-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] ; Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T., Xuereb, S., (2023),  ""Historical Inequality Series on WID.world - Updates""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";DINA. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;icwtoqi999;999;i;Taiwan;Tobin's Q;Tobin's Q is the ratio between the market value of corporations (stock market capitalisation) and the book value of corporations (assets minus debt). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Indices;Indices;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;"";"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;intlcui999;999;i;Taiwan;Local currency unit change indicator;;;Indices;Indices;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;"";;;;
TW;inyixxi999;999;i;Taiwan;National income price index;Price index that reflects the evolution of the price level for all new, domestically produced, final goods and services in the economy.;;Indices;Indices;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;"";"[URL][URL_LINK]______[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Nievas, Gaston and Piketty, Thomas (2025). Unequal Exchange & North-South Relations: Evidence from Global Trade Flows and the World Balance of Payments, 1800-2025[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://www.imf.org/external/pubs/ft/weo/2017/01/weodata/index.aspx[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]IMF World Economic Outlook (04/2025)[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"We cumulate inflation rates from the following sources; 1800-2022: New series on price index (LCU) from  Nievas & Piketty (2025); 2023-2024: GDP deflator from the IMF World Economic Outlook.";;
TW;iqualii999;999;i;Taiwan;Inequality transparency index;Index that reflects the availability of surveys and tax data enabling the measurement of income and wealth inequality.;;Indices;Indices;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;"";"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/transparency/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Inequality Transparency Index Methodology[/URL_TEXT][/URL][URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/inequality-transparency-index-update-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-12/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]; Burq, François and Chancel, Lucas. Inequality transaprency index update (2020)[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";The inequality transparency index is estimated by the World Inequality Lab based on the availability of income and wealth surveys and tax data in the country considered. See http://wid.world/transparency/ for more information.;;
TW;kgfcari999;999;i;Taiwan;Government CO2 footprint  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2015 : Carbon data from GCP distributed into institutional sectors according to institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2018: Same methodology, with institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2019: Same methodology with GCP data extrapolated according to the nfcar methodology and institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1990, 2020]];
TW;kgfghgi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government carbon footprint  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"Total carbon footprint is equal to CO2 footprint + footprint of other greenhouse gases.1980-1984: Eora detailed input output tables institutional sector values; 1985-1989: GHG 1990-2015 : GHG data converted from GCP using the nfghg method, distributed into institutional sectors according to institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2019: Same methodology, with institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1980, 2020]];
TW;kgfghoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government footprint of other gases  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2015 : Other gas data converted from GCP using the nfgho method, distributed into institutional sectors using institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2019: Same methodology, with institutional sectorshares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1990, 2020]];
TW;khfcari999;999;i;Taiwan;Household indirect CO2 footprint  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2015 : Carbon data from GCP distributed into institutional sectors according to institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2018: Same methodology, with institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2019: Same methodology with GCP data extrapolated according to the nfcar methodology and institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1990, 2020]];
TW;khfghdi999;999;i;Taiwan;Household direct emissions  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2019 Direct household emissions data from GTAP extrapolated using data from 2004,2007,2011 and 2014; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for more details.";[[1990, 2020]];[2004, 2007, 2011, 2014]
TW;khfghgi999;999;i;Taiwan;Household carbon footprint  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"Total carbon footprint is equal to CO2 footprint + footprint of other greenhouse gases.1980-1984: Eora detailed input output tables institutional sector values; 1985-1989: GHG 1990-2015 : GHG data converted from GCP using the nfghg method, distributed into institutional sectors according to institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2019: Same methodology, with institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1980, 2020]];
TW;khfghni999;999;i;Taiwan;Household indirect carbon footprint  ;;[Household indirect carbon footprint  ]=[Household indirect CO2 footprint  ]+[Household indirect footprint of other gases  ]+[Government carbon footprint  ];Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";1990-2019: Accounting value equal to [Household territorial GHG emissions]-[Household direct emissions]. See source for more details.;[[1990, 2020]];[2004, 2007, 2011, 2014]
TW;khfghoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Household indirect footprint of other gases  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2015 : Other gas data converted from GCP using the nfgho method, distributed into institutional sectors using institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2019: Same methodology, with institutional sectorshares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1990, 2020]];
TW;kifcari999;999;i;Taiwan;Investment CO2 footprint  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2015 : Carbon data from GCP distributed into institutional sectors according to institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2018: Same methodology, with institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2019: Same methodology with GCP data extrapolated according to the nfcar methodology and institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1990, 2020]];
TW;kifghgi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal carbon footprint (investments only);;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"Distributional estimates: see [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-carbon-inequality-1990-2019-wid-world-working-paper-2021-22/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chancel (2021) “Global Carbon Inequality, 1990-2019“ [/URL_TEXT][/URL] and updates; Aggregates: see [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/carbonaggregates/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Burq and Chancel (2021) “Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world“[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Modeled estimates based on the systematic combination of survey and tax data, national accounts and Environment Input-Output tables. Estimates represent emissions associated with individual investments (i.e. these are emissions associated with “capital formation“, attributed to individual who own firms). This indicator does not include emissions associated with individual consumption and government collective expenditures. While these estimates provide WID.world's best efforts to measure emissions inequality across the world, it should be noted that estimates quality is “low to very low“ given poor data quality and availability on pollution in most countries. It should also be noted that there are different ways to measure carbon footprints, which can lead to different takes on the issue (inequality in emissions is lower when looking at consumption-related emissions only and increases when factoring in investment-related emissions). See sources for more details.;;
TW;kifghoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Investment footprint of other gases  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2015 : Other gas data converted from GCP using the nfgho method, distributed into institutional sectors using institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2019: Same methodology, with institutional sectorshares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1990, 2020]];
TW;knfcari999;999;i;Taiwan;National CO2 footprint  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2018: CO2 footprint data from GCP; 2019: extrapolation using territorial growth rates from GCP; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[2018, 2020]];
TW;knfghgi999;999;i;Taiwan;National carbon footprint  ;;[National carbon footprint  ]=[Household carbon footprint  ]+[Household direct emissions  ];Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"Total carbon footprint is equal to CO2 footprint + footprint of other greenhouse gases. 1980-1989: GHG value from 1990, intrapolated using GHG growth from EORA detailed input output tables; 1990-2015: CO2 footprint data from GCP converted into GHG using GHG/CO2 ratios from EORA footprint estimations; 2016-2019: Same methodology with GHG/CO2 ratio assumed constant and equal to the 2015 ratio from EORA footprint estimations; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1980, 1990], [2018, 2020]];
TW;knfghoi999;999;i;Taiwan;National footprint of other gases  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2015: CO2 footprint data from GCP, converted into other gases using EORA ratio for other gases (equivalent to accounting equality nfghg-nfcar); 2016-2019: Same methodology with EORA footprint ratios  assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[2018, 2020]];
TW;knncari999;999;i;Taiwan;National net imports of CO2 emissions  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";1990-2019: Accounting value equal to [National carbon footprint]-[Nation territorial carbon emissions]. See source for more details.;[[2018, 2020]];
TW;knnghgi999;999;i;Taiwan;National net imports of carbon emissions  ;;[National net imports of carbon emissions  ]=[National net imports of CO2 emissions  ]+[National net imports of other gases  ];Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";1990-2019: Accounting value equal to [National GHG footprint]-[Nation territorial GHG emissions]. See source for more details.;[[1980, 1990], [2018, 2020]];
TW;knnghoi999;999;i;Taiwan;National net imports of other gases  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";1990-2019: Accounting value equal to [National footprint of other gases]-[Nation territorial emissions of other gases]. See source for more details.;[[2018, 2020]];
TW;kntcari999;999;i;Taiwan;National territorial CO2 emissions  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1980-1989: CO2 territorial data from PRIMAP; 1990-2019: CO2 territorial data from GCP; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[2019, 2020]];
TW;kntcnai999;999;i;Taiwan;Territorial emissions of the national productive sector and other emissions not attributed to households (CO2)  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";1990-2019: Accounting value equal to [National territorial carbon emissions]-[Household direct emissions]. See source for more details.;[[1990, 2020]];[2004, 2007, 2011, 2014]
TW;kntghgi999;999;i;Taiwan;National territorial emissions ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"Total emissions are equal to CO2 emissions + emissions from other greenhouse gases. 1980-1989: GHG territorial data from PRIMAP; 1990-2018: CO2 territorial data from GCP converted into GHG using GHG/CO2 ratios from PRIMAP; 2019: extrapolation using average GHG growth from PRIMAP between 2015 and 2018; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[2018, 2020]];
TW;kntghoi999;999;i;Taiwan;National territorial emissions of other gases  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2018: CO2 value from GCP converted into other gases using ratio from EORA. See source for details; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA.";[[2018, 2020]];
TW;kntgnai999;999;i;Taiwan;Territorial emissions of the national productive sector and other emissions not attributed to households  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";1990-2019: Accounting value equal to [National territorial GHG emissions]-[Household direct emissions]. See source for more details.;[[1990, 2020]];[2004, 2007, 2011, 2014]
TW;kntonai999;999;i;Taiwan;Territorial emissions of the national productive sector and other emissions not attributed to households (Other gases)  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2018: CO2 value from GCP converted into other gases using ratio from EORA. See source for details; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA.";[[2018, 2020]];
TW;kofcari999;999;i;Taiwan;NGO CO2 footprint  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2015 : Carbon data from GCP distributed into institutional sectors according to institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2018: Same methodology, with institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2019: Same methodology with GCP data extrapolated according to the nfcar methodology and institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1990, 2020]];
TW;kofghgi999;999;i;Taiwan;NGO carbon footprint  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"Total carbon footprint is equal to CO2 footprint + footprint of other greenhouse gases.1980-1984: Eora detailed input output tables institutional sector values; 1985-1989: GHG 1990-2015 : GHG data converted from GCP using the nfghg method, distributed into institutional sectors according to institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2019: Same methodology, with institutional sector shares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1980, 2020]];
TW;kofghoi999;999;i;Taiwan;NGO footprint of other gases  ;;;Per-capita emissions;Per capita emissions ;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;CO2 emissions or CO2 equivalent;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/aggregate-carbon-footprints-on-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-02/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] Burq and Chancel (2021) ""Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";"1990-2015 : Other gas data converted from GCP using the nfgho method, distributed into institutional sectors using institutional sector shares estimated from EORA; 2016-2019: Same methodology, with institutional sectorshares from EORA assumed constant and equal to 2015 value; 2020: Regional extrapolation using coefficients from IEA. See source for details.";[[1990, 2020]];
TW;lcfghgi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal carbon footprint (consumption only);;;Average per capita group emissions;Average per capita group emissions for percentile pXpX+1 or PXpY;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;tCO2 equivalent/cap;"Distributional estimates: see [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-carbon-inequality-1990-2019-wid-world-working-paper-2021-22/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chancel (2021) “Global Carbon Inequality, 1990-2019“ [/URL_TEXT][/URL] and updates; Aggregates: see [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/carbonaggregates/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Burq and Chancel (2021) “Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world“[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Modeled estimates based on the systematic combination of survey and tax data, national accounts and Environment Input-Output tables. Estimates include emissions embedded in imports and exports of goods and services. Estimates represent emissions associated with individual consumption and with government collective expenditures. This indicator does not include emissions associated with individual investments. While these estimates provide WID.world's best efforts to measure emissions inequality across the world, it should be noted that estimates quality is “low to very low“ given poor data quality and availability on pollution in most countries. It should also be noted that there are different ways to measure carbon footprints, which can lead to different takes on the issue (inequality in emissions is lower when looking at consumption-related emissions only and increases when factoring in investment-related emissions). See sources for more details.;;
TW;lifghgi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal carbon footprint (investments only);;;Average per capita group emissions;Average per capita group emissions for percentile pXpX+1 or PXpY;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;tCO2 equivalent/cap;"Distributional estimates: see [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-carbon-inequality-1990-2019-wid-world-working-paper-2021-22/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chancel (2021) “Global Carbon Inequality, 1990-2019“ [/URL_TEXT][/URL] and updates; Aggregates: see [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/carbonaggregates/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Burq and Chancel (2021) “Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world“[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Modeled estimates based on the systematic combination of survey and tax data, national accounts and Environment Input-Output tables. Estimates represent emissions associated with individual investments (i.e. these are emissions associated with “capital formation“, attributed to individual who own firms). This indicator does not include emissions associated with individual consumption and government collective expenditures. While these estimates provide WID.world's best efforts to measure emissions inequality across the world, it should be noted that estimates quality is “low to very low“ given poor data quality and availability on pollution in most countries. It should also be noted that there are different ways to measure carbon footprints, which can lead to different takes on the issue (inequality in emissions is lower when looking at consumption-related emissions only and increases when factoring in investment-related emissions). See sources for more details.;;
TW;lpfcari999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal CO2 footprint;;;Average per capita group emissions;Average per capita group emissions for percentile pXpX+1 or PXpY;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;tCO2 equivalent/cap;"Distributional estimates: see [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-carbon-inequality-1990-2019-wid-world-working-paper-2021-22/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chancel (2021) “Global Carbon Inequality, 1990-2019“ [/URL_TEXT][/URL] and updates; Aggregates: see [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/carbonaggregates/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Burq and Chancel (2021) “Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world“[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;lpfghgi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal carbon footprint ;;;Average per capita group emissions;Average per capita group emissions for percentile pXpX+1 or PXpY;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;tCO2 equivalent/cap;"Distributional estimates: see [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-carbon-inequality-1990-2019-wid-world-working-paper-2021-22/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chancel (2021) “Global Carbon Inequality, 1990-2019“ [/URL_TEXT][/URL] and updates; Aggregates: see [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/carbonaggregates/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Burq and Chancel (2021) “Aggregate carbon footprints on WID.world“[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Modeled estimates based on the systematic combination of survey and tax data, national accounts and Environment Input-Output tables. Estimates include emissions embedded in imports and exports of goods and services. This indicator represents emissions associated with individual consumption and government collective expenditures. This indicator also includes a component representing emissions associated with individuals' investments. While these estimates provide WID.world's best efforts to measure emissions inequality across the world, it should be noted that estimates quality is “low to very low“ given poor data quality and availability on pollution inequality in most countries. It should also be noted that there are different ways to measure carbon footprints, which can lead to different takes on the issue (inequality in emissions is lower when looking at consumption-related emissions only and increases when factoring in investment-related emissions). See sources for more details.;;
TW;mccmhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of Fixed Capital;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mccmhoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of fixed capital attributable to mixed income;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mccshni999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of Fixed Capital;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mceucoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid by corporations;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mceugoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid by the general government;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mceuhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid by  household sector;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mcfccoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of Fixed Capital;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mcfcgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of fixed capital;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mcfchni999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of fixed capital of households and NPISH;;[Consumption of fixed capital of households and NPISH]=[Consumption of fixed capital attributable to operating surplus]+[Consumption of fixed capital attributable to mixed income];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mcitgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate income tax;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mcomhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees ;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mcomnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign labor income;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mcompxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid from the rest of the world;Compensation of employees paid to rest of the world is the total value of income accruing to employees as remuneration for their work.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mcomrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees received from the rest of the world;Compensation of employees received from abroad is the total value of wage and salary disbursements, and supplements to wages and salaries received by a country's residents, including wages and salaries received from the rest of the world.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mconfci999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of fixed capital;Consumption of fixed capital of national economy is the decline in total value of fixed assets (e.g. roads, machines) which are owned and used by a producer. In other words, the amounts required to maintain the quality of fixed assets from a year to another. The decline in  value is a result of physical deterioration, normal obsolescence or normal accidental damage.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: imputed value. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mcwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate bonds & loans;Corporate bonds & loans are bonds and loans owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mcwbooi999;999;i;Taiwan;Book value of corporations; The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Book value of corporations]=[Corporate non-financial assets ]-[Corporate debt (non-equity liability)];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;mcwbusi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate business and other non-financial assets ;Corporate business and other non-financial assets are agricultural land and other domestic non-financial assets owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Corporate business and other non-financial assets ]=[Corporate agricultural land]+[Corporate other domestic capital];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mcwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate currency & deposits;Corporate currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits owned by corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mcwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate debt (non-equity liability);Corporate debt is debts or legal obligations owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mcwdeqi999;999;i;Taiwan;Market value of corporations (equity liability);Corporate equity debt is the total value of equity debts of the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mcweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate equities;Corporate equities are company stocks owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;mcwequi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate equity, fund shares & offshore wealth;Corporate equity, fund shares & offshore wealth are company stocks, fund shares and wealth outside of one's residence country owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Corporate equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]=[Corporate equities]+[Corporate offshore wealth];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;mcwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate financial assets excluding cash;Corporate financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mcwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate financial assets;Corporate financial assets are intangible assets whose value is derived from a contractual claim (bank deposits, bonds, and stocks) owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mcwfiwi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Corporate currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mcwfixi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Corporate currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;mcwhoui999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate housing assets ;Corporate housing assets are places of residence and land they built on owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Corporate housing assets ]=[Corporate dwellings ]+[Corporate land underlying dwellings ];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mcwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate non-financial assets ;Corporate non-financial assets are assets with a physical value (real estate, machinery, equipment, etc.) owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Corporate non-financial assets ]=[Corporate housing assets ]+[Corporate business and other non-financial assets ];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mcwpeni999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate pension funds & life insurance;Corporate pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mcwresi999;999;i;Taiwan;Residual corporate wealth;Net corporate wealth is the total value of assets (cash, housing, bonds, equities, etc.) owned by the corporate sector (companies), minus its debts. The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Residual corporate wealth]=[Book value of corporations]-[Market value of corporations (equity liability)];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mcwtoqi999;999;i;Taiwan;Tobin's Q;Tobin's Q is the ratio between the market value of corporations (stock market capitalisation) and the book value of corporations (assets minus debt). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mdefgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Defense;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mecogei999;999;i;Taiwan;Economic affairs;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;medpgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Education: Primary;;[Education: Primary]=[Social protection]+[Total Public Revenue];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;medsgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Education: Secondary;;[Education: Secondary]=[Social protection]+[Total Public Revenue];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;medtgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Education: Tertiary;;[Education: Tertiary]=[Total Public Revenue]+[Personal income tax];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;medugei999;999;i;Taiwan;Education;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;menvgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Environmental protection;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mexpgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Total Public Spending (excluding interest payment);;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mfdinxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign direct investment income;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mfdipxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign direct investment income paid to the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mfdirxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign direct investment income received  from the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mfdixai999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign direct investments assets;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mfdixdi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign direct investments liabilities;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mfdixni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign direct investment;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mfiinci999;999;i;Taiwan;Fiscal income ;Fiscal income is defined as the sum of all income items reported on income tax returns, before any deduction. It includes labour income, capital income and mixed income. The concept of fiscal income varies with national tax legislations, so in order to make international comparisons it is preferable to use the concept of national income.;[Fiscal income ]=[Fiscal labour income [total fiscal income ranking]]+[Fiscal capital income [total fiscal income ranking]];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid_working_paper_2015_6_taiwan/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Married males plus divorced or widowed single individuals, plus unmarried males and females aged 20 or older. Excludes capital gains. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mfinpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign income paid to the rest of the world;;[Foreign income paid to the rest of the world]=[Labor and capital income paid to the rest of the world]-[Taxes on production paid to the rest of the world];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mfinrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign income received from the rest of the world;;[Foreign income received from the rest of the world]=[Labor and capital income from the rest of the world]+[Subsidies on production received from the rest of the world];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mfkanxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Capital Account;;[Capital Account]=[Capital transfers received from the rest of the world]-[];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mfkapxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Capital transfers paid to  the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mfkarxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Capital transfers received from the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mfkpini999;999;i;Taiwan;Pure capital income;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mflcini999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign labor and capital income;;[Net foreign labor and capital income]=[Net foreign capital income]+[Net foreign labor income];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mflcipi999;999;i;Taiwan;Labor and capital income paid to the rest of the world;;[Labor and capital income paid to the rest of the world]=[Compensation of employees paid to the rest of the world]+[Property income paid to the rest of the world];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mflciri999;999;i;Taiwan;Labor and capital income from the rest of the world;;[Labor and capital income from the rest of the world]=[Compensation of employees received from the rest of the world]+[Property income received from the rest of the world];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mfsubxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Subsidies on production received from the rest of the world;;[Subsidies on production received from the rest of the world]=[Subsidies on products received from the rest of the world]+[Other subsidies on production received from the rest of the world];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1991–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mftaxxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Taxes on production paid to the rest of the world;;[Taxes on production paid to the rest of the world]=[Taxes on products paid to the rest of the world]+[Other taxes on production paid to the rest of the world];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1991–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mgdproi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross domestic product;Gross domestic product is the total value of goods and services produced by the national economy.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See DINA guidelines for methodological explanations. The sources used are: Nievas and Piketty(2025.;"We use the GDP level in 2022 from: Nievas and Piketty(202. Then we cumulate growth rates from the following sources; 1800–2024: Nievas and Piketty (2025. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mgmxhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross Mixed Income;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mgmxhoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross mixed income;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mgninci999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross national income;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1950–2022: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate.";;
TW;mgpsgei999;999;i;Taiwan;General public services (excluding interest payments);;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mgsmhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross operating surplus and mixed income;;[Gross operating surplus and mixed income]=[Gross operating surplus]+[Gross mixed income];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mgsrcoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross operating surplus;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mgsrgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross operating surplus;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mgsrhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross operating surplus;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mgvacoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross value added of the Corporate Sector;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mgvagoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross value added of the general government at factor-price;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mgvahni999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross value added of the Household Sector;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mgvatoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross domestic products at factor-price;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mgwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Government bonds & loans;Government bonds & loans are bonds and loans owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mgwbusi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government business and other non-financial assets;Government business and other non-financial assets are agricultural land and other domestic non-financial assets owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mgwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government currency & deposits;Government currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government financial assets excluding cash]=[Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans]-[Government bonds & loans];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mgwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government debt;Government debt is debts or legal obligations owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mgweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Net public wealth;Net public wealth is the total value of assets (cash, housing, bonds, equities, etc.) owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds), minus its debts. The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Net public wealth]=[Government non-financial assets]+[Government financial assets]-[Government debt];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mgweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Government equities;Government equities are company stocks owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;mgwequi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government equity, fund shares & offshore wealth;Government equity, fund shares & offshore wealth are company stocks, fund shares and wealth outside of one's residence country owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]=[Government equities]+[Government offshore wealth];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;mgwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Government financial assets excluding cash;Government financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government financial assets excluding cash]=[Government financial assets]-[Government currency & deposits];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mgwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Government financial assets;Government financial assets are intangible assets whose value is derived from a contractual claim (bank deposits, bonds, and stocks) owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government financial assets excluding cash]=[Government financial assets]-[Government currency & deposits];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mgwfiwi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mgwfixi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;mgwhoui999;999;i;Taiwan;Government housing assets;Government housing assets are places of residence and land they built on owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government housing assets]=[Government dwellings]+[Government land underlying dwellings];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mgwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Government non-financial assets;Government non-financial assets are assets with a physical value (real estate, machinery, equipment, etc.) owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government non-financial assets]=[Government housing assets]+[Government business and other non-financial assets];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mgwpeni999;999;i;Taiwan;Government pension funds & life insurance;Government pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mheagei999;999;i;Taiwan;Health;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mhougei999;999;i;Taiwan;Housing and community amenities;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mhwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal bonds & loans;Personal bonds & loans are bonds and loans owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mhwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal currency & deposits;Personal currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits held by households. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mhwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal debt;Personal debt is debts or legal obligations owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mhweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Net personal wealth;Net personal wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by households, minus their debts.  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Net personal wealth]=[Personal non-financial assets]+[Personal financial assets]-[Personal debt];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]Technote for the update: [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Bauluz, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Piketty, T., Sodano, A. (2025), ""Global wealth inequality on WID.world: Estimates and imputations""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series, [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mhweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal equities;Personal equities are company stocks owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mhwequi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal equity, fund shares & offshore wealth;Personal equity, fund shares & offshore wealth are company stocks, fund shares and wealth outside of one's residence country owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Personal equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]=[Personal equities]+[Personal offshore wealth];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;mhwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal financial assets excluding currency & deposits;Personal financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Personal financial assets excluding currency & deposits]=[Personal financial assets]-[Personal currency, bonds & deposits];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mhwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal financial assets;Personal financial assets include bank deposits, bonds, stocks and other financial claims held by households. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Personal financial assets]=[Personal currency, bonds & deposits]+[Personal equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]+[Personal pension funds & life insurance];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mhwfiwi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Personal currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by households. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mhwfixi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal currency, bonds & deposits;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;mhwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal non-financial assets;Personal non-financial assets include housing, land and all other domestic material and immaterial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held directly by households, as opposed to non-financial assets owned indirectly through financial assets (equities, bonds, etc. in corporations holding non-financial assets).  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Personal non-financial assets]=[Personal housing assets]+[Personal business and other non-financial assets];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mhwpeni999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal pension funds & life insurance;Personal pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;minpgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Interest paid by the governement;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mintgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Indirect taxes;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;miwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit bonds & loans;Non-profit bonds & loans are bonds and loans held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;miwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit currency & deposits;Non-profit currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;miwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit debt;Non-profit debt is debts or legal obligations held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;miweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Net non-profit wealth;Net non-profit wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by non-profit institutions, minus their debts.  The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;[Net non-profit wealth]=[Non-profit non-financial assets]+[Non-profit financial assets]-[Non-profit debt];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;miweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit equities;Non-profit equities are company stocks owned held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;miwequi999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit equity, fund shares & offshore wealth;Non-profit equity, fund shares & offshore wealth are company stocks, fund shares and wealth outside of one's residence country held by non-profit institutions . The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;[Non-profit equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]=[Non-profit equities]+[Non-profit offshore wealth];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;miwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit financial assets excluding cash;Non-profit financial assets excluding liquidity and deposits are financial assets except liquidity and bank deposits held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;[Non-profit financial assets excluding cash]=[Non-profit financial assets]-[Non-profit currency & deposits];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;miwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit financial assets;Non-profit financial assets include bank deposits, bonds, stocks and other financial claims held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;miwfiwi999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;miwfixi999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;miwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit non-financial assets;Non-profit non-financial assets include housing, land and all other domestic material and immaterial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held directly by non-profit institutions, as opposed to non-financial assets owned indirectly through financial assets (equities, bonds, etc. in corporations holding non-financial assets).  The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;[Non-profit non-financial assets]=[Non-profit housing assets]+[Non-profit business and other non-financial assets];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;miwpeni999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit pension funds & life insurance;Non-profit pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mlceupi999;999;i;Taiwan;PPP conversion factor, LCU per EUR;PPP conversion factor of current local currency to current PPP EUR.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPEX@WEO/OEMDC[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]International Monetary Fund[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";We extrapolate the PPP from the latest ICP (2024) using the evolution of the price index relative to the reference country.;;
TW;mlceuxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Market exchange rate, LCU per EUR;Official exchange rate of the local currency to EUR.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mlcuspi999;999;i;Taiwan;PPP conversion factor, LCU per USD;PPP conversion factor of current local currency to current PPP USD.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPEX@WEO/OEMDC[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]International Monetary Fund[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";We extrapolate the PPP from the latest ICP (2024) using the evolution of the price index relative to the reference country.;;
TW;mlcyupi999;999;i;Taiwan;PPP conversion factor, LCU per CNY;PPP conversion factor of current local currency to current PPP CNY.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPEX@WEO/OEMDC[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]International Monetary Fund[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";We extrapolate the PPP from the latest ICP (2024) using the evolution of the price index relative to the reference country.;;
TW;mlcyuxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Market exchange rate, LCU per CNY;Official exchange rate of the local currency to CNY.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mncanxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Current Account;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mndproi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net domestic product;Net domestic product is the total value of the goods and services produced in a country, minus the value of the fixed capital used up in production (e.g. replacement of obsolete machines or maintenance of roads).The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Net domestic product]=[Gross domestic product]-[Consumption of fixed capital];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mnmxhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net Mixed Income;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mnmxhoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net mixed income of households;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mnnfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign income;Net foreign income is the difference between the total value of a country's citizens and companies earned abroad, and the total value of foreign citizens and overseas companies earned in that country.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Net foreign income]=[Property income received from the rest of the world]-[Property income paid from the rest of the world]+[Compensation of employees received from the rest of the world]-[Compensation of employees paid from the rest of the world];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mnninci999;999;i;Taiwan;National income;National income aims to measure the total income available to the residents of a given country. It is equal to the gross domestic product (the total value of goods and services produced on the territory of a given country during a given year), minus fixed capital used in production processes (e.g. replacement of obsolete machines or maintenance of roads) plus the net foreign income earned by residents in the rest of the world.// National income has many limitations. However it is the only income concept that has an internationally agreed definition (established by the United Nations System of National Accounts, see SNA 2008). So we use it as our reference concept (with tax havens correction). To be improved.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[National income]=[Net domestic product]+[Net foreign income];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mnsmhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net operating surplus and mixed income of households and NPISH;;[Net operating surplus and mixed income of households and NPISH]=[Net operating surplus of households and NPISH]+[Net mixed income of households and NPISH];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mnsrcoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net operating surplus;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mnsrgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net operating surplus;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mnsrhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net operating surplus;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mntrgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-tax revenue;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mnwagri999;999;i;Taiwan;National agricultural land;National agricultural land is agricultural land owned by the national economy. Agricultural land is defined as land devoted to agriculture measured at their market value. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mnwbooi999;999;i;Taiwan;Book-value national wealth;Book-value national wealth is the sum of value of assets according to the books (balance sheets) on which they are carried. It is the difference between net national wealth and national net corporate wealth. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Book-value national wealth]=[Market-value national wealth ]+[Residual corporate wealth];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;mnwbusi999;999;i;Taiwan;National business and other non-financial assets;National business and other non-financial assets are agricultural land and other domestic non-financial assets owned by the national economy and measured at their market value.  The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mnwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Domestic financial liabilities;Domestic financial liabilities of the national economy correspond to the sum of all financial liabilities of the private, government and corporate sectors. ;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;mnwdkai999;999;i;Taiwan;Domestic capital;National residual corporate wealth is the total value of debts and legal obligations of the corporate sector (companies), minus the total value of its assets. The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mnweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Market-value national wealth ;Net national wealth is the total value of assets (cash, housing, bonds, equities, etc.) owned by the national economy, minus its debts. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Market-value national wealth ]=[National non-financial assets]+[Net foreign assets];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mnwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Domestic financial assets;Domestic financial assets owned by the national economy correspond to the sum of all financial assets owned by the private, government and corporate sectors. ;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;mnwgxai999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross foreign assets;Gross foreign assets are the total value of the assets that country owns abroad. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mnwgxdi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross foreign liabilities;Gross foreign liabilities are the total value of the domestic assets owned by foreigners. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mnwhoui999;999;i;Taiwan;National housing assets;National housing assets are places of residence and land they built on owned by the national economy and measured at their market value.  The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[National housing assets]=[National dwellings]+[National land underlying dwellings];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mnwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;National non-financial assets;National market non-financial assets are assets with a physical value (real estate, machinery, equipment, etc.) owned by the national economy and measured at their market value.  The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[National non-financial assets]=[National housing assets]+[National business and other non-financial assets];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;mnwnxai999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign assets;Net foreign assets are the total value of the assets that a country owns abroad, minus the total value of the domestic assets owned by foreigners. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Net foreign assets]=[Gross foreign assets]-[Gross foreign liabilities];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mnwoffi999;999;i;Taiwan;Offshore wealth;Gross foreign liabilities are the total value of the domestic assets owned by foreigners. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mopinxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net other primary income ;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mopipxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Other primary income paid to the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mopirxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Other primary income received from the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mottgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Other taxes;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mpinnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign capital income;;[Net foreign capital income]=[Net foreign direct investment income]+[Net portfolio income];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mpinpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Property income paid from the rest of the world;Property income paid abroad is the total value of payments made by the national economy accruing to property owners as remuneration for using their property.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Property income paid to the rest of the world]=[Foreign direct investment income paid to the rest of the world]+[Portfolio and other income paid to the rest of the world];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mpinrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Property income received from the rest of the world;Property income received from abroad is the total value of income that the national economy receives by virtue of owning property.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Property income received from the rest of the world]=[Foreign direct investment income received  from the rest of the world]+[Portfolio and other income received from the rest of the world];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mpitgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal income tax;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mpolgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Public order and safety;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mpsugoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Primary surplus of the governement;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mptdpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Debt Income paid from the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mptdrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Debt Income received from the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mptdxai999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio debt assets;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mptdxdi999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio debt liabilities;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mptepxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Equity Income paid from the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mpterxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Equity income received from the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mptexai999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio equity assets;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mptexdi999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio equity liabilities;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mptfhri999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign income received from tax havens;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mptfnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net portfolio income;;[Net portfolio income]=[Net Debt Income]+[Net reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment]+[Net Equity Income];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mptfoni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net portfolio income, officially recorded;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mptfopi999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio and other income paid to the rest of the world, officially recorded;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mptfori999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio and other income received from the rest of the world, officially recorded;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mptfpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio and other income paid to the rest of the world;;[Portfolio and other income paid to the rest of the world]=[Debt Income paid from the rest of the world]+[Reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment, paid to the rest of the world];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mptfrni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated value (see DINA guidelines). These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mptfrpi999;999;i;Taiwan;Reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment, paid to the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated value (see DINA guidelines). These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mptfrri999;999;i;Taiwan;Reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment, received from the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated value (see DINA guidelines). These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mptfrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio and other income received from the rest of the world;;[Portfolio and other income received from the rest of the world]=[Debt Income received from the rest of the world]+[Reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment, received from the rest of the world]+[Equity income received from the rest of the world];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mptfxai999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio assets;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mptfxdi999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio liabilities;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mptfxni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign portfolio;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mptrrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Reserves income received from the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mptrxai999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign reserve exchange assets;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mptxgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Taxes on production and imports, less subsidies;;[Taxes on production and imports, less subsidies]=[Taxes on production and imports]-[Subsidies on production and imports];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mpwagri999;999;i;Taiwan;Private agricultural land;Private agricultural land is agricultural land held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private agricultural land]=[Personal agricultural land]+[Non-profit agricultural land];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mpwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Private bonds & loans;Private bonds & loans are bonds and loans held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private bonds & loans]=[Personal bonds & loans]+[Non-profit bonds & loans];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mpwbusi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private business assets;Private business assets include agricultural land and other domestic material and immaterial non-financial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mpwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private currency & deposits;Private currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private currency & deposits]=[Personal currency & deposits]+[Non-profit currency & deposits];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mpwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private debt;Private debt is debts or legal obligations held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private debt]=[Personal debt]+[Non-profit debt];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mpweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Net private wealth;Net private wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities of corporations, etc.) held by private owners (households and foundations), minus their debts.  The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Net private wealth]=[Private non-financial assets]+[Private financial assets]-[Private debt];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mpweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Private equities;Private equities are company stocks owned held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private equities]=[Personal equities]+[Non-profit equities];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;mpwequi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private equity, fund shares & offshore wealth;Private equity, fund shares & offshore wealth are company stocks, fund shares and wealth outside of one's residence country held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]=[Private equities]+[Private offshore wealth];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;mpwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Private financial assets excluding currency & deposits;Private financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private financial assets excluding currency & deposits]=[Private financial assets]-[Private currency & deposits];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mpwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Private financial assets;Private financial assets include bank deposits, bonds, stocks and other financial claims held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mpwfiwi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans]=[Personal currency, deposits, bonds & loans]+[Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mpwfixi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans]=[Personal currency, deposits, bonds & loans]+[Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;mpwhoui999;999;i;Taiwan;Private housing assets;Private housing assets are dwellings (including land underlying dwellings) held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private housing assets]=[Private dwellings]+[Private land underlying dwellings];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mpwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Private non-financial assets;Private non-financial assets include housing, land and all other domestic material and immaterial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held directly by private owners (households and foundations), as opposed to non-financial assets owned indirectly through financial assets (equities, bonds, etc. in corporations holding non-financial assets).  The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private non-financial assets]=[Private housing assets]+[Private business assets];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mpwodki999;999;i;Taiwan;Other domestic private capital;Other domestic private capital includes all non-financial assets held by private owners (households and foundations), except housing assets and agricultural land: machinery, equipment, patents, etc.  The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Other domestic private capital]=[Other domestic personal capital]+[Non-profit other domestic capital];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mpwpeni999;999;i;Taiwan;Private pension funds & life insurance;Private pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private pension funds & life insurance]=[Personal pension funds & life insurance]+[Non-profit pension funds & life insurance];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mpwtgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Property and wealth taxes;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mrecgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Recreation and culture;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mretgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Total Public Revenue (excluding non-tax revenue);;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mrevgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Total Public Revenue;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;msacgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Social protection: social assistance in cash;;[Social protection: social assistance in cash]=[Corporate income tax]+[Property and wealth taxes];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;msakgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Social protection: social assistance in kind;;[Social protection: social assistance in kind]=[Social contributions]+[Indirect taxes];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mscgnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net public foreign transfers;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mscgpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Public foreign transfers received from the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mscgrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Public foreign transfers paid to the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mscinxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign transfers;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mscipxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign transfers received from the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mscirxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign transfers paid to the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mscogri999;999;i;Taiwan;Social contributions;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;msconxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net other foreign transfers;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mscopxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Other foreign transfers received from the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mscorxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Other foreign transfers paid to the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mscrnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net remittances;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mscrpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Remittances paid to the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mscrrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Remittances received from the rest of the world;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;msopgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Social protection;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mspigei999;999;i;Taiwan;Social protection: social insurance;;[Social protection: social insurance]=[Corporate income tax]+[Property and wealth taxes];Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;mtaxnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign subsidies less taxes on production and imports;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1991–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;mtbmpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of goods and services;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtbnnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance (exports-imports);;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtbxrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of goods and services;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtgmcxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of primary commodities;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtgmmxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of manufacturing goods;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtgmpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of goods;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtgncxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance of primary commodities (exports-imports);;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtgnmxi999;999;i;Taiwan; Trade balance of manufacturing goods (exports-imports);;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtgnnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance goods (exports-imports);;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtgxcxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of primary commodities;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtgxmxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of manufacturing goods;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtgxrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of goods;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtsmpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of services;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtsnnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance services (exports-imports);;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtsonxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance  of other services (exports-imports);;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtsopxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of other services;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtsorxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of other services;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtstnxi999;999;i;Taiwan; Trade balance of transport services (exports-imports);;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtstpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of transport services;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtstrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of transport services;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtsvnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance of travel services (exports-imports);;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtsvpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of travel services;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtsvrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of travel services;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;mtsxrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of services;;;Total;Macroeconomic variable (i.e. corresponding to national economy rather than to a given group of individuals). The associated percentile is of the form 'pall'.;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;;;;
TW;npopulf001;001;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;0 to 4;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 0 to 4 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf014;014;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;0 to 14;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 0 to 14 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf051;051;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;5 to 9;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 5 to 9 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf101;101;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;10 to 14;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 10 to 14 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf111;111;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;100+;The population is comprised of individuals over age 99.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf151;151;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;15 to 19;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 15 to 19 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf156;156;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;15 to 64;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 15 to 64 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf201;201;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;20 to 24;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 20 to 24 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf202;202;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;20 to 29;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 20 to 29 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf251;251;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;25 to 29;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 25 to 29 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf301;301;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;30 to 34;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 30 to 34 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf302;302;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;30 to 39;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 30 to 39 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf351;351;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;35 to 39;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 35 to 39 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf401;401;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;40 to 44;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 40 to 44 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf402;402;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;40 to 49 ;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 40 to 49  age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf451;451;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;45 to 49;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 45 to 49 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf501;501;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;50 to 54;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 50 to 54 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf502;502;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;50 to 59;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 50 to 59 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf551;551;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;55 to 59;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 55 to 59 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf601;601;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;60 to 64;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 60 to 64 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf602;602;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;60 to 69;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 60 to 69 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf651;651;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;65 to 69;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 65 to 69 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf701;701;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;70 to 74;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 70 to 74 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf702;702;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;70 to 79;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 70 to 79 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf751;751;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;75 to 79;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 75 to 79 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf801;801;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;80 to 84;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 80 to 84 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf802;802;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;80 to 89;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 80 to 89 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf851;851;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;85 to 89;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 85 to 89 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf901;901;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;90 to 94;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 90 to 94 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf902;902;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;90 to 99;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 90 to 99 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf951;951;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;95 to 99;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 95 to 99 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf991;991;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;Children;The population is comprised of individuals below age 20.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf992;992;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf993;993;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;20 to 39;The population is comprised of individuals between ages 20 and 39.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf994;994;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;40 to 59;The population is comprised of individuals between ages 40 and 59.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf995;995;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;Over 60;The population is comprised of individuals over age 60.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf996;996;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;20 to 64;The population is comprised of individuals between ages 20 and 64.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf997;997;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;Over 65;The population is comprised of individuals over age 65.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf998;998;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;Over 80;The population is comprised of individuals over age 80.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulf999;999;f;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli001;001;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;0 to 4;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 0 to 4 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli014;014;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;0 to 14;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 0 to 14 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli051;051;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;5 to 9;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 5 to 9 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli101;101;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;10 to 14;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 10 to 14 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli111;111;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;100+;The population is comprised of individuals over age 99.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli151;151;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;15 to 19;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 15 to 19 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli156;156;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;15 to 64;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 15 to 64 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli201;201;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;20 to 24;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 20 to 24 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli202;202;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;20 to 29;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 20 to 29 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli251;251;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;25 to 29;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 25 to 29 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli301;301;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;30 to 34;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 30 to 34 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli302;302;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;30 to 39;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 30 to 39 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli351;351;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;35 to 39;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 35 to 39 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli401;401;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;40 to 44;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 40 to 44 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli402;402;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;40 to 49 ;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 40 to 49  age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli451;451;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;45 to 49;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 45 to 49 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli501;501;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;50 to 54;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 50 to 54 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli502;502;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;50 to 59;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 50 to 59 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli551;551;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;55 to 59;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 55 to 59 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli601;601;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;60 to 64;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 60 to 64 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli602;602;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;60 to 69;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 60 to 69 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli651;651;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;65 to 69;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 65 to 69 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli701;701;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;70 to 74;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 70 to 74 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli702;702;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;70 to 79;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 70 to 79 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli751;751;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;75 to 79;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 75 to 79 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli801;801;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;80 to 84;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 80 to 84 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli802;802;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;80 to 89;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 80 to 89 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli851;851;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;85 to 89;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 85 to 89 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli901;901;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;90 to 94;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 90 to 94 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli902;902;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;90 to 99;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 90 to 99 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli951;951;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;95 to 99;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 95 to 99 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli991;991;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Children;The population is comprised of individuals below age 20.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli992;992;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli993;993;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;20 to 39;The population is comprised of individuals between ages 20 and 39.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli994;994;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;40 to 59;The population is comprised of individuals between ages 40 and 59.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli995;995;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Over 60;The population is comprised of individuals over age 60.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli996;996;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;20 to 64;The population is comprised of individuals between ages 20 and 64.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli997;997;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Over 65;The population is comprised of individuals over age 65.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli998;998;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;Over 80;The population is comprised of individuals over age 80.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopuli999;999;i;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm001;001;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;0 to 4;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 0 to 4 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm014;014;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;0 to 14;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 0 to 14 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm051;051;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;5 to 9;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 5 to 9 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm101;101;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;10 to 14;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 10 to 14 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm111;111;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;100+;The population is comprised of individuals over age 99.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm151;151;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;15 to 19;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 15 to 19 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm156;156;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;15 to 64;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 15 to 64 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm201;201;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;20 to 24;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 20 to 24 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm202;202;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;20 to 29;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 20 to 29 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm251;251;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;25 to 29;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 25 to 29 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm301;301;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;30 to 34;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 30 to 34 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm302;302;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;30 to 39;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 30 to 39 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm351;351;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;35 to 39;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 35 to 39 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm401;401;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;40 to 44;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 40 to 44 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm402;402;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;40 to 49 ;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 40 to 49  age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm451;451;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;45 to 49;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 45 to 49 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm501;501;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;50 to 54;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 50 to 54 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm502;502;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;50 to 59;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 50 to 59 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm551;551;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;55 to 59;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 55 to 59 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm601;601;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;60 to 64;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 60 to 64 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm602;602;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;60 to 69;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 60 to 69 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm651;651;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;65 to 69;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 65 to 69 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm701;701;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;70 to 74;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 70 to 74 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm702;702;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;70 to 79;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 70 to 79 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm751;751;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;75 to 79;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 75 to 79 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm801;801;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;80 to 84;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 80 to 84 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm802;802;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;80 to 89;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 80 to 89 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm851;851;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;85 to 89;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 85 to 89 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm901;901;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;90 to 94;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 90 to 94 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm902;902;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;90 to 99;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 90 to 99 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm951;951;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;95 to 99;The population is comprised of individuals of in the 95 to 99 age group.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm991;991;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;Children;The population is comprised of individuals below age 20.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm992;992;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm993;993;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;20 to 39;The population is comprised of individuals between ages 20 and 39.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm994;994;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;40 to 59;The population is comprised of individuals between ages 40 and 59.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm995;995;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;Over 60;The population is comprised of individuals over age 60.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm996;996;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;20 to 64;The population is comprised of individuals between ages 20 and 64.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm997;997;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;Over 65;The population is comprised of individuals over age 65.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm998;998;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;Over 80;The population is comprised of individuals over age 80.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;npopulm999;999;m;Taiwan;Population;Number of individuals in a group.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;male;The population looked at is comprised of male individuals only.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [URL][URL_LINK]https://esa.un.org/unpd/wpp/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]UN World Population Prospects (2015).[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";"Before 1939, the data is took from Federico-Tena World Population Historical Database : World Population borders 1991 (2025) and International Historical Statistics databse. Data between 1939-1949 results from a linear interpolation; Total 2024 population is an projection included in the UN World Population Prospects (2024). Data on other years comes from the UN World Population Prospects (2015).";;
TW;ntaxmat992;992;t;Taiwan;Number of tax units - married couples & single adults;Number of married couples and single adults as tax units.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;tax unit;The base unit is the tax unit defined by national fiscal administrations to measure personal income taxes.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.;";Married males plus divorced or widowed single individuals, plus unmarried males and females aged 20 or older. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ntaxret999;999;t;Taiwan;Number of tax returns;Number of reports filed containing information used to calculate taxes.;;Population;Number of units in a given group;tax unit;The base unit is the tax unit defined by national fiscal administrations to measure personal income taxes.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;population;"Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;rdiincj992;992;j;Taiwan;Post-tax national income;Post-tax national income is the sum of primary incomes over all sectors (private and public), minus taxes.;[Post-tax national income]=[Post-tax disposable income]+[Public spending];Top 10/Bottom 50 ratio;Ratio of Top 10% average income to Bottom 50% average income ;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;Ratio of Top 10% average income to Bottom 50% average income;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/government-redistribution-and-development-global-estimates-of-tax-and-transfer-progressivity-1980-2019-wid-world-working-paper-2023-17/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Fisher-Post, Matthew and Gethin, Amory (2023), ""Government Redistribution and Development, Global Estimates of Tax-and-Transfer Progressivity, 1980-2019"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Education is distributed proportionally to posttax disposable income. 2019-2022 series are estimated by applying the 2019 ratio of pretax to posttax income by generalized percentile. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;rdiincj999;999;j;Taiwan;Post-tax national income;Post-tax national income is the sum of primary incomes over all sectors (private and public), minus taxes.;[Post-tax national income]=[Post-tax disposable income]+[Public spending];Top 10/Bottom 50 ratio;Ratio of Top 10% average income to Bottom 50% average income ;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;Ratio of Top 10% average income to Bottom 50% average income;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/government-redistribution-and-development-global-estimates-of-tax-and-transfer-progressivity-1980-2019-wid-world-working-paper-2023-17/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Fisher-Post, Matthew and Gethin, Amory (2023), ""Government Redistribution and Development, Global Estimates of Tax-and-Transfer Progressivity, 1980-2019"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Education is distributed proportionally to posttax disposable income. 2019-2022 series are estimated by applying the 2019 ratio of pretax to posttax income by generalized percentile. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;rhwealj992;992;j;Taiwan;Net personal wealth;Net personal wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by households, minus their debts.  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Net personal wealth]=[Personal non-financial assets]+[Personal financial assets]-[Personal debt];Top 10/Bottom 50 ratio;Ratio of Top 10% average income to Bottom 50% average income ;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;Ratio of Top 10% average income to Bottom 50% average income;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]Technote for the update: [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Bauluz, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Piketty, T., Sodano, A. (2025), ""Global wealth inequality on WID.world: Estimates and imputations""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series, [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;rhwealj999;999;j;Taiwan;Net personal wealth;Net personal wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by households, minus their debts.  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Net personal wealth]=[Personal non-financial assets]+[Personal financial assets]-[Personal debt];Top 10/Bottom 50 ratio;Ratio of Top 10% average income to Bottom 50% average income ;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;Ratio of Top 10% average income to Bottom 50% average income;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]Technote for the update: [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Bauluz, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Piketty, T., Sodano, A. (2025), ""Global wealth inequality on WID.world: Estimates and imputations""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series, [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;rptincj992;992;j;Taiwan;Pre-tax national income ;Pre-tax national income  is the sum of all pre-tax personal income flows accruing to the owners of the production factors, labor and capital, before taking into account the operation of the tax/transfer system, but after taking into account the operation of pension system. The central difference between personal factor income and pre-tax income is the treatment of pensions, which are counted on a contribution basis by factor income and on a distribution basis by pre-tax income.;Pre-tax national income =Pre-tax labor income [total pre-tax income ranking]+Pre-tax capital income [total pre-tax income ranking];Top 10/Bottom 50 ratio;Ratio of Top 10% average income to Bottom 50% average income ;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;Ratio of Top 10% average income to Bottom 50% average income;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-for-taiwan-1981-2017-world-inequality-lab-working-paper-2022-15/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Cyrus, C., Chien-Yu, C., Ming-Jen, L., Hsuan-Li, S. (2022). Distributional National Accounts for Taiwan, 1991-2017, World Inequality Lab Working Paper 2022/15 [/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series (full population), [URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/longrunpaper/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chancel, L., Piketty, T. ""Global Income Inequality 1820-2020: The Persistence and Mutation of Extreme Inequality"" (2021)[/URL_TEXT][/URL][URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/historical-inequality-series-on-wid-world-updates-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2023-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] ; Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T., Xuereb, S., (2023),  ""Historical Inequality Series on WID.world - Updates""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";DINA. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;rptincj999;999;j;Taiwan;Pre-tax national income ;Pre-tax national income  is the sum of all pre-tax personal income flows accruing to the owners of the production factors, labor and capital, before taking into account the operation of the tax/transfer system, but after taking into account the operation of pension system. The central difference between personal factor income and pre-tax income is the treatment of pensions, which are counted on a contribution basis by factor income and on a distribution basis by pre-tax income.;Pre-tax national income =Pre-tax labor income [total pre-tax income ranking]+Pre-tax capital income [total pre-tax income ranking];Top 10/Bottom 50 ratio;Ratio of Top 10% average income to Bottom 50% average income ;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;Ratio of Top 10% average income to Bottom 50% average income;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-for-taiwan-1981-2017-world-inequality-lab-working-paper-2022-15/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Cyrus, C., Chien-Yu, C., Ming-Jen, L., Hsuan-Li, S. (2022). Distributional National Accounts for Taiwan, 1991-2017, World Inequality Lab Working Paper 2022/15 [/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series (full population), [URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/longrunpaper/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chancel, L., Piketty, T. ""Global Income Inequality 1820-2020: The Persistence and Mutation of Extreme Inequality"" (2021)[/URL_TEXT][/URL][URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/historical-inequality-series-on-wid-world-updates-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2023-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] ; Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T., Xuereb, S., (2023),  ""Historical Inequality Series on WID.world - Updates""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";DINA. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;sdiincj992;992;j;Taiwan;Post-tax national income;Post-tax national income is the sum of primary incomes over all sectors (private and public), minus taxes.;[Post-tax national income]=[Post-tax disposable income]+[Public spending];Share;Income or wealth shares. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', the raw data stores the share of total income or wealth detained by all the population between threshold pX and the top of the distribution. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the raw data stores the share of the population between thresholds pX and pY.;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;share;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/government-redistribution-and-development-global-estimates-of-tax-and-transfer-progressivity-1980-2019-wid-world-working-paper-2023-17/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Fisher-Post, Matthew and Gethin, Amory (2023), ""Government Redistribution and Development, Global Estimates of Tax-and-Transfer Progressivity, 1980-2019"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Education is distributed proportionally to posttax disposable income. 2019-2022 series are estimated by applying the 2019 ratio of pretax to posttax income by generalized percentile. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;sdiincj999;999;j;Taiwan;Post-tax national income;Post-tax national income is the sum of primary incomes over all sectors (private and public), minus taxes.;[Post-tax national income]=[Post-tax disposable income]+[Public spending];Share;Income or wealth shares. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', the raw data stores the share of total income or wealth detained by all the population between threshold pX and the top of the distribution. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the raw data stores the share of the population between thresholds pX and pY.;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;share;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/government-redistribution-and-development-global-estimates-of-tax-and-transfer-progressivity-1980-2019-wid-world-working-paper-2023-17/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Fisher-Post, Matthew and Gethin, Amory (2023), ""Government Redistribution and Development, Global Estimates of Tax-and-Transfer Progressivity, 1980-2019"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Education is distributed proportionally to posttax disposable income. 2019-2022 series are estimated by applying the 2019 ratio of pretax to posttax income by generalized percentile. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;sfiinct992;992;t;Taiwan;Fiscal income ;Fiscal income is defined as the sum of all income items reported on income tax returns, before any deduction. It includes labour income, capital income and mixed income. The concept of fiscal income varies with national tax legislations, so in order to make international comparisons it is preferable to use the concept of national income.;[Fiscal income ]=[Fiscal labour income [total fiscal income ranking]]+[Fiscal capital income [total fiscal income ranking]];Share;Income or wealth shares. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', the raw data stores the share of total income or wealth detained by all the population between threshold pX and the top of the distribution. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the raw data stores the share of the population between thresholds pX and pY.;tax unit;The base unit is the tax unit defined by national fiscal administrations to measure personal income taxes.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;share;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid_working_paper_2015_6_taiwan/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Married males plus divorced or widowed single individuals, plus unmarried males and females aged 20 or older. Excludes capital gains. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;shwealj992;992;j;Taiwan;Net personal wealth;Net personal wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by households, minus their debts.  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Net personal wealth]=[Personal non-financial assets]+[Personal financial assets]-[Personal debt];Share;Income or wealth shares. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', the raw data stores the share of total income or wealth detained by all the population between threshold pX and the top of the distribution. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the raw data stores the share of the population between thresholds pX and pY.;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;share;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]Technote for the update: [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Bauluz, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Piketty, T., Sodano, A. (2025), ""Global wealth inequality on WID.world: Estimates and imputations""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series, [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;shwealj999;999;j;Taiwan;Net personal wealth;Net personal wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by households, minus their debts.  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Net personal wealth]=[Personal non-financial assets]+[Personal financial assets]-[Personal debt];Share;Income or wealth shares. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', the raw data stores the share of total income or wealth detained by all the population between threshold pX and the top of the distribution. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the raw data stores the share of the population between thresholds pX and pY.;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;share;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]Technote for the update: [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Bauluz, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Piketty, T., Sodano, A. (2025), ""Global wealth inequality on WID.world: Estimates and imputations""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series, [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;spllinf992;992;f;Taiwan;Pre-tax labor income [pre-tax labor income ranking];Pre-tax labor income [pre-tax labor income ranking] is the sum of all pre-tax personal income flows accruing to the individual owners of labor as a production factor, before taking into account the operation of the tax/transfer system, but after taking into account the operation of pension system. The central difference between personal factor income and pre-tax income is the treatment of pensions, which are counted on a contribution basis by factor income and on a distribution basis by pre-tax income.;Pre-tax labor income [pre-tax labor income ranking]=Compensation of employees [pre-tax labor income ranking]+Labor component of net mixed income [pre-tax labor income ranking]+Pensions and social insurance income (labor share) [pre-tax labor income ranking];Share;Income or wealth shares. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', the raw data stores the share of total income or wealth detained by all the population between threshold pX and the top of the distribution. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the raw data stores the share of the population between thresholds pX and pY.;female;The population looked at is comprised of female individuals only.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;share;"Main Paper: [URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/half-the-sky-the-female-labor-income-share-in-a-global-perspective-world-inequality-lab-working-paper-2021-22/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Neef, T., Robilliard, A.-S. (2021), ""Half the sky? The Female Labor Income Share in a Global Perspective""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; Technote for update: [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/female-labor-income-share-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-09/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gabrielli V., Neef, T., Robilliard, A.-S. (2025), ""2025 Update for Female Labor Income Share""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";WID.World Estimations of Female Labor Income Share are based on the main paper. The technote provides a detailed explanation of the methodology. The paper includes original data for 144 jurisdictions that have at least one data point throughout 1990-2024, including information on female and male wage and self-employment incomes. An Ordinary Least Squares (OLS) regression was used with female shares of wage and self-employment as primary predictors for 44 additional jurisdictions, utilizing employment data from ILO modelled estimates which cover 188 jurisdictions. The age of the adult population is 15 years and older.;[[1990, 2016], [2022, 2024]];[1997, 2000, 2005, 2007, 2010, 2013]
TW;sptincj992;992;j;Taiwan;Pre-tax national income ;Pre-tax national income  is the sum of all pre-tax personal income flows accruing to the owners of the production factors, labor and capital, before taking into account the operation of the tax/transfer system, but after taking into account the operation of pension system. The central difference between personal factor income and pre-tax income is the treatment of pensions, which are counted on a contribution basis by factor income and on a distribution basis by pre-tax income.;Pre-tax national income =Pre-tax labor income [total pre-tax income ranking]+Pre-tax capital income [total pre-tax income ranking];Share;Income or wealth shares. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', the raw data stores the share of total income or wealth detained by all the population between threshold pX and the top of the distribution. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the raw data stores the share of the population between thresholds pX and pY.;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;share;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-for-taiwan-1981-2017-world-inequality-lab-working-paper-2022-15/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Cyrus, C., Chien-Yu, C., Ming-Jen, L., Hsuan-Li, S. (2022). Distributional National Accounts for Taiwan, 1991-2017, World Inequality Lab Working Paper 2022/15 [/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series (full population), [URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/longrunpaper/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chancel, L., Piketty, T. ""Global Income Inequality 1820-2020: The Persistence and Mutation of Extreme Inequality"" (2021)[/URL_TEXT][/URL][URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/historical-inequality-series-on-wid-world-updates-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2023-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] ; Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T., Xuereb, S., (2023),  ""Historical Inequality Series on WID.world - Updates""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";DINA. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;sptincj999;999;j;Taiwan;Pre-tax national income ;Pre-tax national income  is the sum of all pre-tax personal income flows accruing to the owners of the production factors, labor and capital, before taking into account the operation of the tax/transfer system, but after taking into account the operation of pension system. The central difference between personal factor income and pre-tax income is the treatment of pensions, which are counted on a contribution basis by factor income and on a distribution basis by pre-tax income.;Pre-tax national income =Pre-tax labor income [total pre-tax income ranking]+Pre-tax capital income [total pre-tax income ranking];Share;Income or wealth shares. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pX', the raw data stores the share of total income or wealth detained by all the population between threshold pX and the top of the distribution. When the associated percentile is of the form 'pXpY', the raw data stores the share of the population between thresholds pX and pY.;equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;share;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-for-taiwan-1981-2017-world-inequality-lab-working-paper-2022-15/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Cyrus, C., Chien-Yu, C., Ming-Jen, L., Hsuan-Li, S. (2022). Distributional National Accounts for Taiwan, 1991-2017, World Inequality Lab Working Paper 2022/15 [/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series (full population), [URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/longrunpaper/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chancel, L., Piketty, T. ""Global Income Inequality 1820-2020: The Persistence and Mutation of Extreme Inequality"" (2021)[/URL_TEXT][/URL][URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/historical-inequality-series-on-wid-world-updates-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2023-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] ; Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T., Xuereb, S., (2023),  ""Historical Inequality Series on WID.world - Updates""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";DINA. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;tdiincj992;992;j;Taiwan;Post-tax national income;Post-tax national income is the sum of primary incomes over all sectors (private and public), minus taxes.;[Post-tax national income]=[Post-tax disposable income]+[Public spending];Threshold;Percentile (i.e. threshold ) value at pX, whether the percentile is of the form 'pX' or of the form 'pXpY';equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/government-redistribution-and-development-global-estimates-of-tax-and-transfer-progressivity-1980-2019-wid-world-working-paper-2023-17/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Fisher-Post, Matthew and Gethin, Amory (2023), ""Government Redistribution and Development, Global Estimates of Tax-and-Transfer Progressivity, 1980-2019"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Education is distributed proportionally to posttax disposable income. 2019-2022 series are estimated by applying the 2019 ratio of pretax to posttax income by generalized percentile. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;tdiincj999;999;j;Taiwan;Post-tax national income;Post-tax national income is the sum of primary incomes over all sectors (private and public), minus taxes.;[Post-tax national income]=[Post-tax disposable income]+[Public spending];Threshold;Percentile (i.e. threshold ) value at pX, whether the percentile is of the form 'pX' or of the form 'pXpY';equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/government-redistribution-and-development-global-estimates-of-tax-and-transfer-progressivity-1980-2019-wid-world-working-paper-2023-17/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Fisher-Post, Matthew and Gethin, Amory (2023), ""Government Redistribution and Development, Global Estimates of Tax-and-Transfer Progressivity, 1980-2019"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Education is distributed proportionally to posttax disposable income. 2019-2022 series are estimated by applying the 2019 ratio of pretax to posttax income by generalized percentile. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;tfiinct992;992;t;Taiwan;Fiscal income ;Fiscal income is defined as the sum of all income items reported on income tax returns, before any deduction. It includes labour income, capital income and mixed income. The concept of fiscal income varies with national tax legislations, so in order to make international comparisons it is preferable to use the concept of national income.;[Fiscal income ]=[Fiscal labour income [total fiscal income ranking]]+[Fiscal capital income [total fiscal income ranking]];Threshold;Percentile (i.e. threshold ) value at pX, whether the percentile is of the form 'pX' or of the form 'pXpY';tax unit;The base unit is the tax unit defined by national fiscal administrations to measure personal income taxes.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid_working_paper_2015_6_taiwan/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chu, Cyrus; Chow, Teyu, and Hu, Sheng-Cheng (2015). Top Income Shares in Taiwan 1977-2013. WTID Working Paper 2015/2.; [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Married males plus divorced or widowed single individuals, plus unmarried males and females aged 20 or older. Excludes capital gains. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;thwealj992;992;j;Taiwan;Net personal wealth;Net personal wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by households, minus their debts.  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Net personal wealth]=[Personal non-financial assets]+[Personal financial assets]-[Personal debt];Threshold;Percentile (i.e. threshold ) value at pX, whether the percentile is of the form 'pX' or of the form 'pXpY';equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]Technote for the update: [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Bauluz, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Piketty, T., Sodano, A. (2025), ""Global wealth inequality on WID.world: Estimates and imputations""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series, [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;thwealj999;999;j;Taiwan;Net personal wealth;Net personal wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by households, minus their debts.  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Net personal wealth]=[Personal non-financial assets]+[Personal financial assets]-[Personal debt];Threshold;Percentile (i.e. threshold ) value at pX, whether the percentile is of the form 'pX' or of the form 'pXpY';equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]Technote for the update: [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Bauluz, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Piketty, T., Sodano, A. (2025), ""Global wealth inequality on WID.world: Estimates and imputations""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series, [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;tptincj992;992;j;Taiwan;Pre-tax national income ;Pre-tax national income  is the sum of all pre-tax personal income flows accruing to the owners of the production factors, labor and capital, before taking into account the operation of the tax/transfer system, but after taking into account the operation of pension system. The central difference between personal factor income and pre-tax income is the treatment of pensions, which are counted on a contribution basis by factor income and on a distribution basis by pre-tax income.;Pre-tax national income =Pre-tax labor income [total pre-tax income ranking]+Pre-tax capital income [total pre-tax income ranking];Threshold;Percentile (i.e. threshold ) value at pX, whether the percentile is of the form 'pX' or of the form 'pXpY';equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;Adults;The population is comprised of individuals over age 20.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-for-taiwan-1981-2017-world-inequality-lab-working-paper-2022-15/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Cyrus, C., Chien-Yu, C., Ming-Jen, L., Hsuan-Li, S. (2022). Distributional National Accounts for Taiwan, 1991-2017, World Inequality Lab Working Paper 2022/15 [/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series (full population), [URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/longrunpaper/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chancel, L., Piketty, T. ""Global Income Inequality 1820-2020: The Persistence and Mutation of Extreme Inequality"" (2021)[/URL_TEXT][/URL][URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/historical-inequality-series-on-wid-world-updates-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2023-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] ; Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T., Xuereb, S., (2023),  ""Historical Inequality Series on WID.world - Updates""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";DINA. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;tptincj999;999;j;Taiwan;Pre-tax national income ;Pre-tax national income  is the sum of all pre-tax personal income flows accruing to the owners of the production factors, labor and capital, before taking into account the operation of the tax/transfer system, but after taking into account the operation of pension system. The central difference between personal factor income and pre-tax income is the treatment of pensions, which are counted on a contribution basis by factor income and on a distribution basis by pre-tax income.;Pre-tax national income =Pre-tax labor income [total pre-tax income ranking]+Pre-tax capital income [total pre-tax income ranking];Threshold;Percentile (i.e. threshold ) value at pX, whether the percentile is of the form 'pX' or of the form 'pXpY';equal-split adults;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household) but resources are split equally within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;TWD;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-for-taiwan-1981-2017-world-inequality-lab-working-paper-2022-15/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Cyrus, C., Chien-Yu, C., Ming-Jen, L., Hsuan-Li, S. (2022). Distributional National Accounts for Taiwan, 1991-2017, World Inequality Lab Working Paper 2022/15 [/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series (full population), [URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/longrunpaper/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Chancel, L., Piketty, T. ""Global Income Inequality 1820-2020: The Persistence and Mutation of Extreme Inequality"" (2021)[/URL_TEXT][/URL][URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/historical-inequality-series-on-wid-world-updates-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2023-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT] ; Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T., Xuereb, S., (2023),  ""Historical Inequality Series on WID.world - Updates""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";DINA. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;[[1820, 1981], [2018, 2024]];
TW;wccmhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of Fixed Capital;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wccshni999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of Fixed Capital;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wceucoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid by corporations;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wceugoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid by the general government;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wceuhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid by  household sector;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wcfccoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of Fixed Capital;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wcfcgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of fixed capital;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wcitgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate income tax;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wcomhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees ;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wcomnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign labor income;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wcompxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid from the rest of the world;Compensation of employees paid to rest of the world is the total value of income accruing to employees as remuneration for their work.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wcomrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees received from the rest of the world;Compensation of employees received from abroad is the total value of wage and salary disbursements, and supplements to wages and salaries received by a country's residents, including wages and salaries received from the rest of the world.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wconfci999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of fixed capital;Consumption of fixed capital of national economy is the decline in total value of fixed assets (e.g. roads, machines) which are owned and used by a producer. In other words, the amounts required to maintain the quality of fixed assets from a year to another. The decline in  value is a result of physical deterioration, normal obsolescence or normal accidental damage.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: imputed value. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wcsgnii999;999;i;Taiwan;Capital share of total gross national income at factor-price;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wcsnnii999;999;i;Taiwan;Capital share of total national income at factor-price;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wcwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate bonds & loans;Corporate bonds & loans are bonds and loans owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wcwbooi999;999;i;Taiwan;Book value of corporations; The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Book value of corporations]=[Corporate non-financial assets ]-[Corporate debt (non-equity liability)];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;wcwbusi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate business and other non-financial assets ;Corporate business and other non-financial assets are agricultural land and other domestic non-financial assets owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Corporate business and other non-financial assets ]=[Corporate agricultural land]+[Corporate other domestic capital];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wcwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate currency & deposits;Corporate currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits owned by corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wcwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate debt (non-equity liability);Corporate debt is debts or legal obligations owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wcwdeqi999;999;i;Taiwan;Market value of corporations (equity liability);Corporate equity debt is the total value of equity debts of the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wcweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate equities;Corporate equities are company stocks owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;wcwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate financial assets excluding cash;Corporate financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wcwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate financial assets;Corporate financial assets are intangible assets whose value is derived from a contractual claim (bank deposits, bonds, and stocks) owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wcwfiwi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Corporate currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wcwfixi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Corporate currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;wcwhoui999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate housing assets ;Corporate housing assets are places of residence and land they built on owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Corporate housing assets ]=[Corporate dwellings ]+[Corporate land underlying dwellings ];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wcwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate non-financial assets ;Corporate non-financial assets are assets with a physical value (real estate, machinery, equipment, etc.) owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Corporate non-financial assets ]=[Corporate housing assets ]+[Corporate business and other non-financial assets ];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wcwpeni999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate pension funds & life insurance;Corporate pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wcwresi999;999;i;Taiwan;Residual corporate wealth;Net corporate wealth is the total value of assets (cash, housing, bonds, equities, etc.) owned by the corporate sector (companies), minus its debts. The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Residual corporate wealth]=[Book value of corporations]-[Market value of corporations (equity liability)];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wdefgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Defense;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wecogei999;999;i;Taiwan;Economic affairs;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wedpgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Education: Primary;;[Education: Primary]=[Social protection]+[Total Public Revenue];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wedsgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Education: Secondary;;[Education: Secondary]=[Social protection]+[Total Public Revenue];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wedtgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Education: Tertiary;;[Education: Tertiary]=[Total Public Revenue]+[Personal income tax];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wedugei999;999;i;Taiwan;Education;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wenvgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Environmental protection;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wexpgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Total Public Spending (excluding interest payment);;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wfdinxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign direct investment income;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wfdipxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign direct investment income paid to the rest of the world;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wfdirxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign direct investment income received  from the rest of the world;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wfinpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign income paid to the rest of the world;;[Foreign income paid to the rest of the world]=[Labor and capital income paid to the rest of the world]-[Taxes on production paid to the rest of the world];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wfinrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign income received from the rest of the world;;[Foreign income received from the rest of the world]=[Labor and capital income from the rest of the world]+[Subsidies on production received from the rest of the world];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wfkanxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Capital Account;;[Capital Account]=[Capital transfers received from the rest of the world]-[];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wfkapxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Capital transfers paid to  the rest of the world;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wfkarxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Capital transfers received from the rest of the world;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wfkpini999;999;i;Taiwan;Pure capital income;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wflcini999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign labor and capital income;;[Net foreign labor and capital income]=[Net foreign capital income]+[Net foreign labor income];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wflcipi999;999;i;Taiwan;Labor and capital income paid to the rest of the world;;[Labor and capital income paid to the rest of the world]=[Compensation of employees paid to the rest of the world]+[Property income paid to the rest of the world];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wflciri999;999;i;Taiwan;Labor and capital income from the rest of the world;;[Labor and capital income from the rest of the world]=[Compensation of employees received from the rest of the world]+[Property income received from the rest of the world];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wfsubxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Subsidies on production received from the rest of the world;;[Subsidies on production received from the rest of the world]=[Subsidies on products received from the rest of the world]+[Other subsidies on production received from the rest of the world];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1991–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wftaxxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Taxes on production paid to the rest of the world;;[Taxes on production paid to the rest of the world]=[Taxes on products paid to the rest of the world]+[Other taxes on production paid to the rest of the world];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1991–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wgdproi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross domestic product;Gross domestic product is the total value of goods and services produced by the national economy.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See DINA guidelines for methodological explanations. The sources used are: Nievas and Piketty(2025.;"We use the GDP level in 2022 from: Nievas and Piketty(202. Then we cumulate growth rates from the following sources; 1800–2024: Nievas and Piketty (2025. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wgmxhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross Mixed Income;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wgpsgei999;999;i;Taiwan;General public services (excluding interest payments);;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wgsrcoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross operating surplus;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wgsrgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross operating surplus;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wgsrhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross operating surplus;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wgvacoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross value added of the Corporate Sector;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wgvagoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross value added of the general government at factor-price;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wgvahni999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross value added of the Household Sector;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wgvatoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross domestic products at factor-price;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wgwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Government bonds & loans;Government bonds & loans are bonds and loans owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wgwbusi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government business and other non-financial assets;Government business and other non-financial assets are agricultural land and other domestic non-financial assets owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wgwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government currency & deposits;Government currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government financial assets excluding cash]=[Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans]-[Government bonds & loans];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wgwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government debt;Government debt is debts or legal obligations owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wgweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Net public wealth;Net public wealth is the total value of assets (cash, housing, bonds, equities, etc.) owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds), minus its debts. The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Net public wealth]=[Government non-financial assets]+[Government financial assets]-[Government debt];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wgweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Government equities;Government equities are company stocks owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;wgwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Government financial assets excluding cash;Government financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government financial assets excluding cash]=[Government financial assets]-[Government currency & deposits];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wgwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Government financial assets;Government financial assets are intangible assets whose value is derived from a contractual claim (bank deposits, bonds, and stocks) owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government financial assets excluding cash]=[Government financial assets]-[Government currency & deposits];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wgwfiwi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wgwfixi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;wgwhoui999;999;i;Taiwan;Government housing assets;Government housing assets are places of residence and land they built on owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government housing assets]=[Government dwellings]+[Government land underlying dwellings];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wgwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Government non-financial assets;Government non-financial assets are assets with a physical value (real estate, machinery, equipment, etc.) owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government non-financial assets]=[Government housing assets]+[Government business and other non-financial assets];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wgwpeni999;999;i;Taiwan;Government pension funds & life insurance;Government pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wheagei999;999;i;Taiwan;Health;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;whougei999;999;i;Taiwan;Housing and community amenities;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;whwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal bonds & loans;Personal bonds & loans are bonds and loans owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;whwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal currency & deposits;Personal currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits held by households. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;whwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal debt;Personal debt is debts or legal obligations owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;whweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Net personal wealth;Net personal wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by households, minus their debts.  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Net personal wealth]=[Personal non-financial assets]+[Personal financial assets]-[Personal debt];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]Technote for the update: [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Bauluz, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Piketty, T., Sodano, A. (2025), ""Global wealth inequality on WID.world: Estimates and imputations""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series, [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;whweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal equities;Personal equities are company stocks owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;whwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal financial assets excluding currency & deposits;Personal financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Personal financial assets excluding currency & deposits]=[Personal financial assets]-[Personal currency, bonds & deposits];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;whwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal financial assets;Personal financial assets include bank deposits, bonds, stocks and other financial claims held by households. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Personal financial assets]=[Personal currency, bonds & deposits]+[Personal equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]+[Personal pension funds & life insurance];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;whwfiwi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Personal currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by households. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;whwfixi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal currency, bonds & deposits;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;whwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal non-financial assets;Personal non-financial assets include housing, land and all other domestic material and immaterial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held directly by households, as opposed to non-financial assets owned indirectly through financial assets (equities, bonds, etc. in corporations holding non-financial assets).  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Personal non-financial assets]=[Personal housing assets]+[Personal business and other non-financial assets];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;whwpeni999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal pension funds & life insurance;Personal pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wintgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Indirect taxes;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wiwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit bonds & loans;Non-profit bonds & loans are bonds and loans held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wiwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit currency & deposits;Non-profit currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wiwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit debt;Non-profit debt is debts or legal obligations held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wiweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Net non-profit wealth;Net non-profit wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by non-profit institutions, minus their debts.  The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;[Net non-profit wealth]=[Non-profit non-financial assets]+[Non-profit financial assets]-[Non-profit debt];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wiweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit equities;Non-profit equities are company stocks owned held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wiwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit financial assets excluding cash;Non-profit financial assets excluding liquidity and deposits are financial assets except liquidity and bank deposits held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;[Non-profit financial assets excluding cash]=[Non-profit financial assets]-[Non-profit currency & deposits];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wiwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit financial assets;Non-profit financial assets include bank deposits, bonds, stocks and other financial claims held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wiwfiwi999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wiwfixi999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";;;
TW;wiwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit non-financial assets;Non-profit non-financial assets include housing, land and all other domestic material and immaterial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held directly by non-profit institutions, as opposed to non-financial assets owned indirectly through financial assets (equities, bonds, etc. in corporations holding non-financial assets).  The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;[Non-profit non-financial assets]=[Non-profit housing assets]+[Non-profit business and other non-financial assets];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wiwpeni999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit pension funds & life insurance;Non-profit pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wlceupi999;999;i;Taiwan;PPP conversion factor, LCU per EUR;PPP conversion factor of current local currency to current PPP EUR.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPEX@WEO/OEMDC[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]International Monetary Fund[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";We extrapolate the PPP from the latest ICP (2024) using the evolution of the price index relative to the reference country.;;
TW;wlceuxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Market exchange rate, LCU per EUR;Official exchange rate of the local currency to EUR.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wlcuspi999;999;i;Taiwan;PPP conversion factor, LCU per USD;PPP conversion factor of current local currency to current PPP USD.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPEX@WEO/OEMDC[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]International Monetary Fund[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";We extrapolate the PPP from the latest ICP (2024) using the evolution of the price index relative to the reference country.;;
TW;wlcyupi999;999;i;Taiwan;PPP conversion factor, LCU per CNY;PPP conversion factor of current local currency to current PPP CNY.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPEX@WEO/OEMDC[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]International Monetary Fund[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";We extrapolate the PPP from the latest ICP (2024) using the evolution of the price index relative to the reference country.;;
TW;wlcyuxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Market exchange rate, LCU per CNY;Official exchange rate of the local currency to CNY.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wlsgnii999;999;i;Taiwan;Labor share of total gross national income at factor-price;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wlsnnii999;999;i;Taiwan;Labor share of total national income at factor-price;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wncanxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Current Account;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wndproi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net domestic product;Net domestic product is the total value of the goods and services produced in a country, minus the value of the fixed capital used up in production (e.g. replacement of obsolete machines or maintenance of roads).The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Net domestic product]=[Gross domestic product]-[Consumption of fixed capital];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wnmxhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net Mixed Income;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wnnfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign income;Net foreign income is the difference between the total value of a country's citizens and companies earned abroad, and the total value of foreign citizens and overseas companies earned in that country.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Net foreign income]=[Property income received from the rest of the world]-[Property income paid from the rest of the world]+[Compensation of employees received from the rest of the world]-[Compensation of employees paid from the rest of the world];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wnninci999;999;i;Taiwan;National income;National income aims to measure the total income available to the residents of a given country. It is equal to the gross domestic product (the total value of goods and services produced on the territory of a given country during a given year), minus fixed capital used in production processes (e.g. replacement of obsolete machines or maintenance of roads) plus the net foreign income earned by residents in the rest of the world.// National income has many limitations. However it is the only income concept that has an internationally agreed definition (established by the United Nations System of National Accounts, see SNA 2008). So we use it as our reference concept (with tax havens correction). To be improved.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[National income]=[Net domestic product]+[Net foreign income];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wnsrcoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net operating surplus;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wnsrgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net operating surplus;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wnsrhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net operating surplus;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wnwagri999;999;i;Taiwan;National agricultural land;National agricultural land is agricultural land owned by the national economy. Agricultural land is defined as land devoted to agriculture measured at their market value. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wnwbooi999;999;i;Taiwan;Book-value national wealth;Book-value national wealth is the sum of value of assets according to the books (balance sheets) on which they are carried. It is the difference between net national wealth and national net corporate wealth. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Book-value national wealth]=[Market-value national wealth ]+[Residual corporate wealth];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;wnwbusi999;999;i;Taiwan;National business and other non-financial assets;National business and other non-financial assets are agricultural land and other domestic non-financial assets owned by the national economy and measured at their market value.  The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wnwdkai999;999;i;Taiwan;Domestic capital;National residual corporate wealth is the total value of debts and legal obligations of the corporate sector (companies), minus the total value of its assets. The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wnweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Market-value national wealth ;Net national wealth is the total value of assets (cash, housing, bonds, equities, etc.) owned by the national economy, minus its debts. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Market-value national wealth ]=[National non-financial assets]+[Net foreign assets];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wnwgxai999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross foreign assets;Gross foreign assets are the total value of the assets that country owns abroad. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wnwgxdi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross foreign liabilities;Gross foreign liabilities are the total value of the domestic assets owned by foreigners. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wnwhoui999;999;i;Taiwan;National housing assets;National housing assets are places of residence and land they built on owned by the national economy and measured at their market value.  The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[National housing assets]=[National dwellings]+[National land underlying dwellings];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wnwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;National non-financial assets;National market non-financial assets are assets with a physical value (real estate, machinery, equipment, etc.) owned by the national economy and measured at their market value.  The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[National non-financial assets]=[National housing assets]+[National business and other non-financial assets];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;wnwnxai999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign assets;Net foreign assets are the total value of the assets that a country owns abroad, minus the total value of the domestic assets owned by foreigners. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Net foreign assets]=[Gross foreign assets]-[Gross foreign liabilities];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wottgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Other taxes;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wpinnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign capital income;;[Net foreign capital income]=[Net foreign direct investment income]+[Net portfolio income];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wpinpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Property income paid from the rest of the world;Property income paid abroad is the total value of payments made by the national economy accruing to property owners as remuneration for using their property.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Property income paid to the rest of the world]=[Foreign direct investment income paid to the rest of the world]+[Portfolio and other income paid to the rest of the world];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wpinrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Property income received from the rest of the world;Property income received from abroad is the total value of income that the national economy receives by virtue of owning property.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Property income received from the rest of the world]=[Foreign direct investment income received  from the rest of the world]+[Portfolio and other income received from the rest of the world];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wpitgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal income tax;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wpolgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Public order and safety;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wptfnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net portfolio income;;[Net portfolio income]=[Net Debt Income]+[Net reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment]+[Net Equity Income];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wptfpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio and other income paid to the rest of the world;;[Portfolio and other income paid to the rest of the world]=[Debt Income paid from the rest of the world]+[Reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment, paid to the rest of the world];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wptfrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio and other income received from the rest of the world;;[Portfolio and other income received from the rest of the world]=[Debt Income received from the rest of the world]+[Reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment, received from the rest of the world]+[Equity income received from the rest of the world];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wptxgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Taxes on production and imports, less subsidies;;[Taxes on production and imports, less subsidies]=[Taxes on production and imports]-[Subsidies on production and imports];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wpwagri999;999;i;Taiwan;Private agricultural land;Private agricultural land is agricultural land held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private agricultural land]=[Personal agricultural land]+[Non-profit agricultural land];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wpwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Private bonds & loans;Private bonds & loans are bonds and loans held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private bonds & loans]=[Personal bonds & loans]+[Non-profit bonds & loans];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wpwbusi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private business assets;Private business assets include agricultural land and other domestic material and immaterial non-financial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wpwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private currency & deposits;Private currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private currency & deposits]=[Personal currency & deposits]+[Non-profit currency & deposits];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wpwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private debt;Private debt is debts or legal obligations held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private debt]=[Personal debt]+[Non-profit debt];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wpweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Net private wealth;Net private wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities of corporations, etc.) held by private owners (households and foundations), minus their debts.  The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Net private wealth]=[Private non-financial assets]+[Private financial assets]-[Private debt];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wpweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Private equities;Private equities are company stocks owned held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private equities]=[Personal equities]+[Non-profit equities];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;wpwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Private financial assets excluding currency & deposits;Private financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private financial assets excluding currency & deposits]=[Private financial assets]-[Private currency & deposits];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wpwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Private financial assets;Private financial assets include bank deposits, bonds, stocks and other financial claims held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wpwfiwi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans]=[Personal currency, deposits, bonds & loans]+[Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wpwfixi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans]=[Personal currency, deposits, bonds & loans]+[Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;wpwhoui999;999;i;Taiwan;Private housing assets;Private housing assets are dwellings (including land underlying dwellings) held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private housing assets]=[Private dwellings]+[Private land underlying dwellings];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wpwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Private non-financial assets;Private non-financial assets include housing, land and all other domestic material and immaterial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held directly by private owners (households and foundations), as opposed to non-financial assets owned indirectly through financial assets (equities, bonds, etc. in corporations holding non-financial assets).  The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private non-financial assets]=[Private housing assets]+[Private business assets];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wpwodki999;999;i;Taiwan;Other domestic private capital;Other domestic private capital includes all non-financial assets held by private owners (households and foundations), except housing assets and agricultural land: machinery, equipment, patents, etc.  The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Other domestic private capital]=[Other domestic personal capital]+[Non-profit other domestic capital];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wpwpeni999;999;i;Taiwan;Private pension funds & life insurance;Private pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private pension funds & life insurance]=[Personal pension funds & life insurance]+[Non-profit pension funds & life insurance];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wpwtgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Property and wealth taxes;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wrecgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Recreation and culture;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wrevgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Total Public Revenue;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wsacgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Social protection: social assistance in cash;;[Social protection: social assistance in cash]=[Corporate income tax]+[Property and wealth taxes];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wsakgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Social protection: social assistance in kind;;[Social protection: social assistance in kind]=[Social contributions]+[Indirect taxes];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wscinxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign transfers;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wscipxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign transfers received from the rest of the world;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wscirxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign transfers paid to the rest of the world;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wscogri999;999;i;Taiwan;Social contributions;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wsopgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Social protection;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wspigei999;999;i;Taiwan;Social protection: social insurance;;[Social protection: social insurance]=[Corporate income tax]+[Property and wealth taxes];% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;wtaxnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign subsidies less taxes on production and imports;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1991–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;wtbmpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of goods and services;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wtbnnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance (exports-imports);;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wtbxrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of goods and services;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wtgmcxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of primary commodities;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wtgmmxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of manufacturing goods;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wtgmpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of goods;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wtgncxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance of primary commodities (exports-imports);;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wtgnmxi999;999;i;Taiwan; Trade balance of manufacturing goods (exports-imports);;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wtgnnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance goods (exports-imports);;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wtgxcxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of primary commodities;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wtgxmxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of manufacturing goods;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wtgxrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of goods;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wtsmpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of services;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wtsnnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance services (exports-imports);;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;wtsxrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of services;;;% of NNI;Proportion of net national income;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of national income;;;;
TW;xlceupi999;999;i;Taiwan;PPP conversion factor, LCU per EUR;PPP conversion factor of current local currency to current PPP EUR.;;Exchange rates;Exchange rate series;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;local currency per foreign currency;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPEX@WEO/OEMDC[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]International Monetary Fund[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";We extrapolate the PPP from the latest ICP (2024) using the evolution of the price index relative to the reference country.;;
TW;xlceuxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Market exchange rate, LCU per EUR;Official exchange rate of the local currency to EUR.;;Exchange rates;Exchange rate series;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;local currency per foreign currency;;;;
TW;xlcuspi999;999;i;Taiwan;PPP conversion factor, LCU per USD;PPP conversion factor of current local currency to current PPP USD.;;Exchange rates;Exchange rate series;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;local currency per foreign currency;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPEX@WEO/OEMDC[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]International Monetary Fund[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";We extrapolate the PPP from the latest ICP (2024) using the evolution of the price index relative to the reference country.;;
TW;xlcusxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Market exchange rate, LCU per USD;Official exchange rate of the local currency to USD.;;Exchange rates;Exchange rate series;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;local currency per foreign currency;;;;
TW;xlcyupi999;999;i;Taiwan;PPP conversion factor, LCU per CNY;PPP conversion factor of current local currency to current PPP CNY.;;Exchange rates;Exchange rate series;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;local currency per foreign currency;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PPPEX@WEO/OEMDC[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]International Monetary Fund[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";We extrapolate the PPP from the latest ICP (2024) using the evolution of the price index relative to the reference country.;;
TW;xlcyuxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Market exchange rate, LCU per CNY;Official exchange rate of the local currency to CNY.;;Exchange rates;Exchange rate series;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;local currency per foreign currency;;;;
TW;xrereui999;999;i;Taiwan;Real exchange rate between LCU and EUR;Real exchange rate between the local currency and the EUR.;;Exchange rates;Exchange rate series;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;local currency per foreign currency;;;;
TW;xrerusi999;999;i;Taiwan;Real exchange rate between LCU and USD;Real exchange rate between the local currency and the USD.;;Exchange rates;Exchange rate series;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;local currency per foreign currency;;;;
TW;xreryui999;999;i;Taiwan;Real exchange rate between LCU and CNY;Real exchange rate between the local currency and the CNY.;;Exchange rates;Exchange rate series;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;local currency per foreign currency;;;;
TW;yccmhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of Fixed Capital;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yccmhoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of fixed capital attributable to mixed income;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yccshni999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of Fixed Capital;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yceucoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid by corporations;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yceugoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid by the general government;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yceuhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid by  household sector;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ycfccoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of Fixed Capital;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ycfcgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of fixed capital;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ycfchni999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of fixed capital of households and NPISH;;[Consumption of fixed capital of households and NPISH]=[Consumption of fixed capital attributable to operating surplus]+[Consumption of fixed capital attributable to mixed income];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ycitgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate income tax;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ycomhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees ;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ycomnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign labor income;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ycompxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees paid from the rest of the world;Compensation of employees paid to rest of the world is the total value of income accruing to employees as remuneration for their work.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ycomrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Compensation of employees received from the rest of the world;Compensation of employees received from abroad is the total value of wage and salary disbursements, and supplements to wages and salaries received by a country's residents, including wages and salaries received from the rest of the world.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yconfci999;999;i;Taiwan;Consumption of fixed capital;Consumption of fixed capital of national economy is the decline in total value of fixed assets (e.g. roads, machines) which are owned and used by a producer. In other words, the amounts required to maintain the quality of fixed assets from a year to another. The decline in  value is a result of physical deterioration, normal obsolescence or normal accidental damage.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: imputed value. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ycscgvi999;999;i;Taiwan;Capital share in corporate gross value added at factor-price;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ycscnvi999;999;i;Taiwan;Capital share in corporate net  value added at factor-price;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ycsgdpi999;999;i;Taiwan;Capital share of total gross domesic product at factor-price;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ycsndpi999;999;i;Taiwan;Capital share of total net domestic product at factor-price;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ycwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate bonds & loans;Corporate bonds & loans are bonds and loans owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ycwbooi999;999;i;Taiwan;Book value of corporations; The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Book value of corporations]=[Corporate non-financial assets ]-[Corporate debt (non-equity liability)];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;ycwbusi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate business and other non-financial assets ;Corporate business and other non-financial assets are agricultural land and other domestic non-financial assets owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Corporate business and other non-financial assets ]=[Corporate agricultural land]+[Corporate other domestic capital];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ycwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate currency & deposits;Corporate currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits owned by corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ycwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate debt (non-equity liability);Corporate debt is debts or legal obligations owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ycwdeqi999;999;i;Taiwan;Market value of corporations (equity liability);Corporate equity debt is the total value of equity debts of the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ycweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate equities;Corporate equities are company stocks owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;ycwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate financial assets excluding cash;Corporate financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ycwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate financial assets;Corporate financial assets are intangible assets whose value is derived from a contractual claim (bank deposits, bonds, and stocks) owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ycwfiwi999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Corporate currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ycwhoui999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate housing assets ;Corporate housing assets are places of residence and land they built on owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Corporate housing assets ]=[Corporate dwellings ]+[Corporate land underlying dwellings ];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ycwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Corporate non-financial assets ;Corporate non-financial assets are assets with a physical value (real estate, machinery, equipment, etc.) owned by the corporate sector (companies). The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Corporate non-financial assets ]=[Corporate housing assets ]+[Corporate business and other non-financial assets ];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ycwresi999;999;i;Taiwan;Residual corporate wealth;Net corporate wealth is the total value of assets (cash, housing, bonds, equities, etc.) owned by the corporate sector (companies), minus its debts. The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;[Residual corporate wealth]=[Book value of corporations]-[Market value of corporations (equity liability)];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ydefgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Defense;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yecogei999;999;i;Taiwan;Economic affairs;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yedpgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Education: Primary;;[Education: Primary]=[Social protection]+[Total Public Revenue];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yedsgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Education: Secondary;;[Education: Secondary]=[Social protection]+[Total Public Revenue];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yedtgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Education: Tertiary;;[Education: Tertiary]=[Total Public Revenue]+[Personal income tax];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yedugei999;999;i;Taiwan;Education;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yenvgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Environmental protection;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yexpgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Total Public Spending (excluding interest payment);;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yfdinxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign direct investment income;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yfdipxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign direct investment income paid to the rest of the world;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yfdirxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign direct investment income received  from the rest of the world;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yfdixai999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign direct investments assets;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yfdixdi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign direct investments liabilities;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yfdixni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign direct investment;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yfinpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign income paid to the rest of the world;;[Foreign income paid to the rest of the world]=[Labor and capital income paid to the rest of the world]-[Taxes on production paid to the rest of the world];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yfinrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign income received from the rest of the world;;[Foreign income received from the rest of the world]=[Labor and capital income from the rest of the world]+[Subsidies on production received from the rest of the world];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yfkanxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Capital Account;;[Capital Account]=[Capital transfers received from the rest of the world]-[];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yfkapxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Capital transfers paid to  the rest of the world;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yfkarxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Capital transfers received from the rest of the world;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yfkpini999;999;i;Taiwan;Pure capital income;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yflcini999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign labor and capital income;;[Net foreign labor and capital income]=[Net foreign capital income]+[Net foreign labor income];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yflcipi999;999;i;Taiwan;Labor and capital income paid to the rest of the world;;[Labor and capital income paid to the rest of the world]=[Compensation of employees paid to the rest of the world]+[Property income paid to the rest of the world];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yflciri999;999;i;Taiwan;Labor and capital income from the rest of the world;;[Labor and capital income from the rest of the world]=[Compensation of employees received from the rest of the world]+[Property income received from the rest of the world];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yfsubxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Subsidies on production received from the rest of the world;;[Subsidies on production received from the rest of the world]=[Subsidies on products received from the rest of the world]+[Other subsidies on production received from the rest of the world];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1991–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yftaxxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Taxes on production paid to the rest of the world;;[Taxes on production paid to the rest of the world]=[Taxes on products paid to the rest of the world]+[Other taxes on production paid to the rest of the world];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1991–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ygmxhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross Mixed Income;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ygmxhoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross mixed income;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ygpsgei999;999;i;Taiwan;General public services (excluding interest payments);;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ygsmhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross operating surplus and mixed income;;[Gross operating surplus and mixed income]=[Gross operating surplus]+[Gross mixed income];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ygsrcoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross operating surplus;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ygsrgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross operating surplus;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ygsrhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross operating surplus;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ygvacoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross value added of the Corporate Sector;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ygvagoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross value added of the general government at factor-price;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ygvahni999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross value added of the Household Sector;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ygvatoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross domestic products at factor-price;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ygwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Government bonds & loans;Government bonds & loans are bonds and loans owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ygwbusi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government business and other non-financial assets;Government business and other non-financial assets are agricultural land and other domestic non-financial assets owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ygwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government currency & deposits;Government currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government financial assets excluding cash]=[Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans]-[Government bonds & loans];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ygwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government debt;Government debt is debts or legal obligations owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ygweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Net public wealth;Net public wealth is the total value of assets (cash, housing, bonds, equities, etc.) owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds), minus its debts. The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Net public wealth]=[Government non-financial assets]+[Government financial assets]-[Government debt];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ygweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Government equities;Government equities are company stocks owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;ygwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Government financial assets excluding cash;Government financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government financial assets excluding cash]=[Government financial assets]-[Government currency & deposits];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ygwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Government financial assets;Government financial assets are intangible assets whose value is derived from a contractual claim (bank deposits, bonds, and stocks) owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government financial assets excluding cash]=[Government financial assets]-[Government currency & deposits];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ygwfiwi999;999;i;Taiwan;Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Government currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ygwhoui999;999;i;Taiwan;Government housing assets;Government housing assets are places of residence and land they built on owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government housing assets]=[Government dwellings]+[Government land underlying dwellings];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ygwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Government non-financial assets;Government non-financial assets are assets with a physical value (real estate, machinery, equipment, etc.) owned by the general government sector (central government, state government, local government, and social security funds). The government sector - in the national accounts - includes are national, regional local governement, social security administrations, and more generally all entities relying primarily upon public financing (taxes, contributions, and other compulsory payments).;[Government non-financial assets]=[Government housing assets]+[Government business and other non-financial assets];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yheagei999;999;i;Taiwan;Health;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yhougei999;999;i;Taiwan;Housing and community amenities;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yhwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal bonds & loans;Personal bonds & loans are bonds and loans owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yhwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal currency & deposits;Personal currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits held by households. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yhwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal debt;Personal debt is debts or legal obligations owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yhweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Net personal wealth;Net personal wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by households, minus their debts.  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Net personal wealth]=[Personal non-financial assets]+[Personal financial assets]-[Personal debt];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"[URL][URL_LINK]http://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]Technote for the update: [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-01/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Bauluz, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Piketty, T., Sodano, A. (2025), ""Global wealth inequality on WID.world: Estimates and imputations""[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; For long run series, [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/wid-income-and-wealth-distributional-series-updated-and-extended-coverage-1800-2024-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2025-10/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Arias-Osorio, M., Baulus, L., Brassac, P., Chancel, L., Martinez-Toledano, C., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2026) ""WID Income and Wealth Distributional Series Updated and Extended Coverage, 1800-2024"" [/URL_TEXT][/URL]";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yhweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal equities;Personal equities are company stocks owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yhwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal financial assets excluding currency & deposits;Personal financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Personal financial assets excluding currency & deposits]=[Personal financial assets]-[Personal currency, bonds & deposits];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yhwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal financial assets;Personal financial assets include bank deposits, bonds, stocks and other financial claims held by households. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Personal financial assets]=[Personal currency, bonds & deposits]+[Personal equity, fund shares & offshore wealth]+[Personal pension funds & life insurance];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yhwfiwi999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Personal currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by households. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yhwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal non-financial assets;Personal non-financial assets include housing, land and all other domestic material and immaterial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held directly by households, as opposed to non-financial assets owned indirectly through financial assets (equities, bonds, etc. in corporations holding non-financial assets).  The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;[Personal non-financial assets]=[Personal housing assets]+[Personal business and other non-financial assets];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yhwpeni999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal pension funds & life insurance;Personal pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance owned by the personal sector (households).. The personal or household sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all households and private individuals (including those living in institutions), as well as unincorporated enterprises whose accounts are not separated from those of the households who own them.;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yinpgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Interest paid by the governement;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yintgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Indirect taxes;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yiwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit bonds & loans;Non-profit bonds & loans are bonds and loans held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yiwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit currency & deposits;Non-profit currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yiwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit debt;Non-profit debt is debts or legal obligations held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yiweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Net non-profit wealth;Net non-profit wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities, etc.) held by non-profit institutions, minus their debts.  The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;[Net non-profit wealth]=[Non-profit non-financial assets]+[Non-profit financial assets]-[Non-profit debt];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yiweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit equities;Non-profit equities are company stocks owned held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yiwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit financial assets excluding cash;Non-profit financial assets excluding liquidity and deposits are financial assets except liquidity and bank deposits held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;[Non-profit financial assets excluding cash]=[Non-profit financial assets]-[Non-profit currency & deposits];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yiwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit financial assets;Non-profit financial assets include bank deposits, bonds, stocks and other financial claims held by non-profit institutions. The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yiwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-profit non-financial assets;Non-profit non-financial assets include housing, land and all other domestic material and immaterial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held directly by non-profit institutions, as opposed to non-financial assets owned indirectly through financial assets (equities, bonds, etc. in corporations holding non-financial assets).  The non-profit sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all non-profit institutions serving households (NPISH), such as foundations, religious organizations, etc. ;[Non-profit non-financial assets]=[Non-profit housing assets]+[Non-profit business and other non-financial assets];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ylscgvi999;999;i;Taiwan;Labor share in corporate gross value added at factor-price;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ylscnvi999;999;i;Taiwan;Labor share in corporate net  value added at factor-price;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ylsgdpi999;999;i;Taiwan;Labor share of total gross domesic product at factor-price;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ylsndpi999;999;i;Taiwan;Labor share of total net domestic product at factor-price;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yncanxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Current Account;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yndproi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net domestic product;Net domestic product is the total value of the goods and services produced in a country, minus the value of the fixed capital used up in production (e.g. replacement of obsolete machines or maintenance of roads).The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Net domestic product]=[Gross domestic product]-[Consumption of fixed capital];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ynmxhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net Mixed Income;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ynmxhoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net mixed income of households;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ynnfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign income;Net foreign income is the difference between the total value of a country's citizens and companies earned abroad, and the total value of foreign citizens and overseas companies earned in that country.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Net foreign income]=[Property income received from the rest of the world]-[Property income paid from the rest of the world]+[Compensation of employees received from the rest of the world]-[Compensation of employees paid from the rest of the world];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ynninci999;999;i;Taiwan;National income;National income aims to measure the total income available to the residents of a given country. It is equal to the gross domestic product (the total value of goods and services produced on the territory of a given country during a given year), minus fixed capital used in production processes (e.g. replacement of obsolete machines or maintenance of roads) plus the net foreign income earned by residents in the rest of the world.// National income has many limitations. However it is the only income concept that has an internationally agreed definition (established by the United Nations System of National Accounts, see SNA 2008). So we use it as our reference concept (with tax havens correction). To be improved.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[National income]=[Net domestic product]+[Net foreign income];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ynsmhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net operating surplus and mixed income of households and NPISH;;[Net operating surplus and mixed income of households and NPISH]=[Net operating surplus of households and NPISH]+[Net mixed income of households and NPISH];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ynsrcoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net operating surplus;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ynsrgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net operating surplus;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1800–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ynsrhni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net operating surplus;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yntrgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Non-tax revenue;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ynwagri999;999;i;Taiwan;National agricultural land;National agricultural land is agricultural land owned by the national economy. Agricultural land is defined as land devoted to agriculture measured at their market value. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ynwbooi999;999;i;Taiwan;Book-value national wealth;Book-value national wealth is the sum of value of assets according to the books (balance sheets) on which they are carried. It is the difference between net national wealth and national net corporate wealth. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Book-value national wealth]=[Market-value national wealth ]+[Residual corporate wealth];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;ynwbusi999;999;i;Taiwan;National business and other non-financial assets;National business and other non-financial assets are agricultural land and other domestic non-financial assets owned by the national economy and measured at their market value.  The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ynwdkai999;999;i;Taiwan;Domestic capital;National residual corporate wealth is the total value of debts and legal obligations of the corporate sector (companies), minus the total value of its assets. The corporate sector - in the national accounts sense - includes all financial and non-financial corporations with an economic activity in a given country, whatever their legal status (with the exceptions of unincorporated enterprises included in the personal sector).;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ynweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Market-value national wealth ;Net national wealth is the total value of assets (cash, housing, bonds, equities, etc.) owned by the national economy, minus its debts. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Market-value national wealth ]=[National non-financial assets]+[Net foreign assets];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ynwgxai999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross foreign assets;Gross foreign assets are the total value of the assets that country owns abroad. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ynwgxdi999;999;i;Taiwan;Gross foreign liabilities;Gross foreign liabilities are the total value of the domestic assets owned by foreigners. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ynwhoui999;999;i;Taiwan;National housing assets;National housing assets are places of residence and land they built on owned by the national economy and measured at their market value.  The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[National housing assets]=[National dwellings]+[National land underlying dwellings];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ynwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;National non-financial assets;National market non-financial assets are assets with a physical value (real estate, machinery, equipment, etc.) owned by the national economy and measured at their market value.  The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[National non-financial assets]=[National housing assets]+[National business and other non-financial assets];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;ynwnxai999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign assets;Net foreign assets are the total value of the assets that a country owns abroad, minus the total value of the domestic assets owned by foreigners. The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Net foreign assets]=[Gross foreign assets]-[Gross foreign liabilities];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yottgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Other taxes;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ypinnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign capital income;;[Net foreign capital income]=[Net foreign direct investment income]+[Net portfolio income];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ypinpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Property income paid from the rest of the world;Property income paid abroad is the total value of payments made by the national economy accruing to property owners as remuneration for using their property.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Property income paid to the rest of the world]=[Foreign direct investment income paid to the rest of the world]+[Portfolio and other income paid to the rest of the world];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ypinrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Property income received from the rest of the world;Property income received from abroad is the total value of income that the national economy receives by virtue of owning property.The national economy - in the national accounts sense - includes all domestic sectors, i.e. all entities that are resident of a given country (in the sense of their economic activity), whether they belong to the private sector, the corporate sector, the governement sector.;[Property income received from the rest of the world]=[Foreign direct investment income received  from the rest of the world]+[Portfolio and other income received from the rest of the world];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ypitgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Personal income tax;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ypolgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Public order and safety;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ypsugoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Primary surplus of the governement;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yptdpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Debt Income paid from the rest of the world;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yptdrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Debt Income received from the rest of the world;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yptdxai999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio debt assets;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yptdxdi999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio debt liabilities;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yptepxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Equity Income paid from the rest of the world;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ypterxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Equity income received from the rest of the world;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yptexai999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio equity assets;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yptexdi999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio equity liabilities;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yptfnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net portfolio income;;[Net portfolio income]=[Net Debt Income]+[Net reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment]+[Net Equity Income];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yptfpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio and other income paid to the rest of the world;;[Portfolio and other income paid to the rest of the world]=[Debt Income paid from the rest of the world]+[Reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment, paid to the rest of the world];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yptfrni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated value (see DINA guidelines). These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yptfrpi999;999;i;Taiwan;Reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment, paid to the rest of the world;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated value (see DINA guidelines). These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yptfrri999;999;i;Taiwan;Reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment, received from the rest of the world;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated value (see DINA guidelines). These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yptfrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio and other income received from the rest of the world;;[Portfolio and other income received from the rest of the world]=[Debt Income received from the rest of the world]+[Reinvested earnings on foreign portfolio investment, received from the rest of the world]+[Equity income received from the rest of the world];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yptfxai999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio assets;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yptfxdi999;999;i;Taiwan;Portfolio liabilities;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yptfxni999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign portfolio;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yptrrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Reserves income received from the rest of the world;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yptrxai999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign reserve exchange assets;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1970–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;yptxgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Taxes on production and imports, less subsidies;;[Taxes on production and imports, less subsidies]=[Taxes on production and imports]-[Subsidies on production and imports];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1980–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ypwagri999;999;i;Taiwan;Private agricultural land;Private agricultural land is agricultural land held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private agricultural land]=[Personal agricultural land]+[Non-profit agricultural land];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ypwboli999;999;i;Taiwan;Private bonds & loans;Private bonds & loans are bonds and loans held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private bonds & loans]=[Personal bonds & loans]+[Non-profit bonds & loans];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ypwbusi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private business assets;Private business assets include agricultural land and other domestic material and immaterial non-financial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ypwcudi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private currency & deposits;Private currency & deposits are cash and bank deposits held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private currency & deposits]=[Personal currency & deposits]+[Non-profit currency & deposits];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ypwdebi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private debt;Private debt is debts or legal obligations held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private debt]=[Personal debt]+[Non-profit debt];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ypweali999;999;i;Taiwan;Net private wealth;Net private wealth is  the total value of non-financial and financial assets (housing, land, deposits, bonds, equities of corporations, etc.) held by private owners (households and foundations), minus their debts.  The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Net private wealth]=[Private non-financial assets]+[Private financial assets]-[Private debt];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ypweqii999;999;i;Taiwan;Private equities;Private equities are company stocks owned held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private equities]=[Personal equities]+[Non-profit equities];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"[URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/2020-wealth-aggregate-series-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2020-14/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L. and Brassac, P. (2020). “2020 Wealth Aggregates series”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/estimation-of-global-wealth-aggregates-in-wid-world-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-13/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Updated by Bauluz, L., Blanchet, T., Martínez, I. Z. and Sodano, A. (2021). “Estimation of Global Wealth Aggregates in WID.world”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]; [URL][URL_LINK]http://wordpress.wid.world/document/global-wealth-inequality-on-wid-world-estimates-and-imputations-world-inequality-lab-technical-note-2021-16/ [/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Bajard, F., Chancel, L., Moshrif, R., Piketty, T. (2021). “Global Wealth Inequality on WID.world: Estimates and Imputations”[/URL_TEXT][/URL]";;;
TW;ypwfiei999;999;i;Taiwan;Private financial assets excluding currency & deposits;Private financial assets excluding cash are financial assets except cash and bank deposits held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private financial assets excluding currency & deposits]=[Private financial assets]-[Private currency & deposits];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ypwfini999;999;i;Taiwan;Private financial assets;Private financial assets include bank deposits, bonds, stocks and other financial claims held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ypwfiwi999;999;i;Taiwan;Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans;Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans are cash, bank deposits, bonds and loans held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private currency, deposits, bonds & loans]=[Personal currency, deposits, bonds & loans]+[Non-profit currency, deposits, bonds & loans];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ypwhoui999;999;i;Taiwan;Private housing assets;Private housing assets are dwellings (including land underlying dwellings) held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private housing assets]=[Private dwellings]+[Private land underlying dwellings];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ypwnfai999;999;i;Taiwan;Private non-financial assets;Private non-financial assets include housing, land and all other domestic material and immaterial assets (machinery, equipment, patents, etc.) held directly by private owners (households and foundations), as opposed to non-financial assets owned indirectly through financial assets (equities, bonds, etc. in corporations holding non-financial assets).  The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private non-financial assets]=[Private housing assets]+[Private business assets];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ypwodki999;999;i;Taiwan;Other domestic private capital;Other domestic private capital includes all non-financial assets held by private owners (households and foundations), except housing assets and agricultural land: machinery, equipment, patents, etc.  The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Other domestic private capital]=[Other domestic personal capital]+[Non-profit other domestic capital];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ypwpeni999;999;i;Taiwan;Private pension funds & life insurance;Private pension funds & life insurance are pension funds and life insurance held by private owners (households and foundations). The private sector - in the national accounts sense - includes the personal sector (households) and the non-profit sector (foundations, religious organizations, etc.). In certain countries, availables sources do not allow to decompose the wealth owned by each of these two sub-sectors, and we only provide total net private wealth.;[Private pension funds & life insurance]=[Personal pension funds & life insurance]+[Non-profit pension funds & life insurance];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"Series constructed by Wouter Leenders, work-in-progress.;";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ypwtgri999;999;i;Taiwan;Property and wealth taxes;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yrecgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Recreation and culture;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yretgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Total Public Revenue (excluding non-tax revenue);;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yrevgoi999;999;i;Taiwan;Total Public Revenue;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ysacgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Social protection: social assistance in cash;;[Social protection: social assistance in cash]=[Corporate income tax]+[Property and wealth taxes];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ysakgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Social protection: social assistance in kind;;[Social protection: social assistance in kind]=[Social contributions]+[Indirect taxes];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yscgnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net public foreign transfers;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yscgpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Public foreign transfers received from the rest of the world;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yscgrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Public foreign transfers paid to the rest of the world;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yscinxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net foreign transfers;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yscipxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign transfers received from the rest of the world;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yscirxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign transfers paid to the rest of the world;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yscogri999;999;i;Taiwan;Social contributions;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ysconxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net other foreign transfers;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yscopxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Other foreign transfers received from the rest of the world;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yscorxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Other foreign transfers paid to the rest of the world;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yscrnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Net remittances;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yscrpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Remittances paid to the rest of the world;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;yscrrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Remittances received from the rest of the world;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ysopgei999;999;i;Taiwan;Social protection;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;yspigei999;999;i;Taiwan;Social protection: social insurance;;[Social protection: social insurance]=[Corporate income tax]+[Property and wealth taxes];% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;"See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/revisiting-global-poverty-reduction-public-goods-and-the-world-distribution-of-income-1980-2022-wid-world-working-paper-2023-24/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]Gethin A. (2023), Revisiting Global Poverty Reduction: Public Goods and the World Distribution of Income, 1980-2022 and Gethin A. (2024), A New Database of General Government Revenue and Expenditure by Function, 1980-2022[/URL_TEXT][/URL];";Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).;;
TW;ytaxnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Foreign subsidies less taxes on production and imports;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;See [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL].;"WID.world estimations as a proportion of GDP based on the following; 1991–2024: estimated from other components. These estimates are then anchored to GDP (see GDP variable for details). The estimates of national accounts subcomponents in the WID are based on official country data and use the methodology presented in the [URL][URL_LINK]https://wid.world/document/distributional-national-accounts-guidelines-2020-concepts-and-methods-used-in-the-world-inequality-database/[/URL_LINK][URL_TEXT]DINA guidelines[/URL_TEXT][/URL]. We stress that these subcomponents estimates are more fragile than those of main aggregates such as national income. Countries may use classifications used are not always fully consistent with other countries or over time. Series breaks with no real economic significance can appear as a result. The WID include these estimates to provide a centralized source for this official data, so that it can be exploited more directly. We encourage users of this data to be careful and to pay attention to the source of the data, which we systematically indicate. Before 1980, series is constructed based on the trend observed in the fiscal income data available (see sources).";;
TW;ytbmpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of goods and services;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytbnnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance (exports-imports);;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytbxrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of goods and services;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytgmcxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of primary commodities;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytgmmxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of manufacturing goods;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytgmpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of goods;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytgncxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance of primary commodities (exports-imports);;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytgnmxi999;999;i;Taiwan; Trade balance of manufacturing goods (exports-imports);;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytgnnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance goods (exports-imports);;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytgxcxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of primary commodities;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytgxmxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of manufacturing goods;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytgxrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of goods;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytsmpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of services;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytsnnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance services (exports-imports);;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytsonxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance  of other services (exports-imports);;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytsopxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of other services;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytsorxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of other services;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytstnxi999;999;i;Taiwan; Trade balance of transport services (exports-imports);;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytstpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of transport services;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytstrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of transport services;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytsvnxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Trade balance of travel services (exports-imports);;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytsvpxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Imports of travel services;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytsvrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of travel services;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
TW;ytsxrxi999;999;i;Taiwan;Exports of services;;;% of GDP;Proportion of gross domestic product;individuals;The base unit is the individual (rather than the household). This is equivalent to assuming no sharing of resources within couples.;All Ages;The population is comprised of individuals of all ages.;% of GDP;;;;
