Belgium: disposable household income, by region 2000-2010

This statistic shows the median disposable household income in Belgium from 2000 to 2010, by region. In 2010, the median disposable income for a household living in the Flemish Region was about 42 thousand euros, for a household living in the Brussels-Capital Region it was roughly 38 thousand euros, and for a household in the Walloon Region it was approximately 39 thousand euros.

Annual household disposable income in Belgium from 2000 to 2010, by region (in euros)

Characteristic	Flemish Region	Brussels-Capital Region	Walloon Region
2010	42,182	37,539	38,555
2009	42,596	38,060	39,205
2008	39,448	37,431	36,047
2007	38,726	33,965	34,530
2006	38,491	33,515	34,927
2005	38,183	32,874	33,912
2004	37,061	30,991	33,242
2003	35,334	32,436	32,256
2002	35,495	34,210	31,586
2001	33,092	29,564	30,949
2000	34,481	30,217	30,326

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Release date

May 2012

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Belgium

Survey time period

2000 to 2010

Supplementary notes

The figures are derived from the EU-HBS survey ( European Union - Household Survery). In 2012 some changes were made to the survey to improve the quality of the results. Questions were reduced to facilitate the process for the participating households. Furthermore, to be able to question more participants, the results are being published every 2 years since the changes made in 2012.

Belgium is divided into 3 regions: the Flemish Region, the Brussels-Capital Region and the Walloon Region. Each region has its own Regional Parliament and a Regional Government.

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