Energy consumption of private households in Germany 2008 according to their social position
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Income groups in €
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Single
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Single with child(ren)
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Couple
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Couple without child(ren)
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Couple with child(ren)
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Other households
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Car energy expenditure in €
|
All households
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50
|
67
|
124
|
111
|
150
|
160
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<900
|
15
|
17
|
78
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63
|
71
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29
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900–1300
|
32
|
33
|
44
|
42
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67
|
38
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1300–1500
|
47
|
51
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63
|
63
|
58
|
39
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1500–2000
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61
|
70
|
75
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73
|
80
|
72
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2000–2600
|
75
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89
|
97
|
90
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120
|
99
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2600–3600
|
86
|
101
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126
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115
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148
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140
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3600–5000
|
93
|
108
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151
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141
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163
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179
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5000–18,000
|
97
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130
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169
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161
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177
|
225
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Car energy dispersiona
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1.94
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1.94
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1.36
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1.45
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1.18
|
1.41
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Residential energy expenditure in €
|
All households
|
93
|
119
|
165
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163
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169
|
201
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<900
|
69
|
86
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161
|
140
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170
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151
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900–1300
|
81
|
100
|
111
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112
|
104
|
104
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1300–1500
|
89
|
103
|
109
|
107
|
116
|
118
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1500–2000
|
96
|
112
|
130
|
132
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126
|
140
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2000–2600
|
106
|
123
|
148
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150
|
141
|
154
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2600–3600
|
127
|
165
|
161
|
164
|
155
|
180
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3600–5000
|
133
|
198
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184
|
188
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180
|
219
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5000–18,000
|
153
|
158
|
201
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203
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198
|
252
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Residential energy dispersionb
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1.65
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1.33
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1.22
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1.25
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1.17
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1.25
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Total energy expenditure in €
|
All households
|
143
|
186
|
289
|
274
|
319
|
361
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<900
|
84
|
103
|
239
|
203
|
241
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180
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900–1300
|
113
|
133
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155
|
154
|
171
|
142
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1300–1500
|
136
|
154
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172
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170
|
174
|
157
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1500–2000
|
157
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182
|
205
|
205
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206
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212
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2000–2600
|
181
|
212
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245
|
240
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261
|
253
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2600–3600
|
213
|
266
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287
|
279
|
303
|
320
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3600–5000
|
226
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306
|
335
|
329
|
343
|
398
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5000–18,000
|
250
|
288
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370
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364
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375
|
477
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Total energy dispersionc
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1.75
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1.55
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1.28
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1.33
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1.18
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1.32
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- Source: German Federal Statistical Office, 2010, aresidential energy dispersion: ratio of the residential energy expenditures of the highest income group to the residential energy expenditure of the average household of the social group
- Source: German Federal Statistical Office, 2010, bresidential energy dispersion: ratio of the residential energy expenditures of the highest income group to the residential energy expenditure of the average household of the social group
- Source: Own calculation based on German Federal Statistical Office, 2011, cTotal energy dispersion: ratio of the total energy expenditures of the highest income group to the total energy expenditure of the average household of the social group