According to the household income and expenditure and living conditions survey, the per capita disposable income of the city's residents in 2019 was 67756 yuan, an increase of 8.7 percent over the same period last year. Of these, the per-capita disposable income of urban residents was 73,849 yuan, an increase of 8.6 percent over the same period last year.

In 2019, according to the composition of the four income items, the per-capita wage income of the whole city was 41,214 yuan, an increase of 9.4 percent over the same period last year; the per-capita operating net income was 1201 yuan, the same as in the same period last year; the per-capita property net income was 11,257 yuan, an increase of 6.1 percent over the same period last year; and the per-capita transfer net income was 14,084 yuan, an increase of 9.5 percent over the same period last year.

Among them, the per-capita wage income of urban residents was 44,327 yuan, an increase of 9.5 percent over the same period last year; the per-capita net operating income was 1034 yuan, a decrease of 3.6 percent over the same period last year; the net income of per-capita property was 12,690 yuan, an increase of 5.9 percent over the same period last year; and the net income of per-capita transfer was 15,798 yuan, an increase of 9.4 percent over the same period last year.

Household income and expenditure and living conditions survey statistical scope, collection channels and interpretation of major indicators

I. Scope of statistics

The household survey targets residents in the People's Republic of China, including both urban and rural residents, as well as households in the form of families and collectives. The survey subjects were determined by the place of permanent residence, including both the household with a local residence and those with a local residence of more than half a year. The urban scope is the area defined as "town" in the Regulations on the Statistical Division of Urban and Rural Areas, and the rural area is defined as "rural" in the Regulations on the Statistical Division of Urban and Rural Areas.

II. Collection channels

Household surveys use a combination of journal and questionnaire to collect basic data. Among them, residents'cash income and expenditure, physical income and expenditure are mainly collected by accounting methods. Household members and the labour force, ownership of housing and durable goods, household operations and investment in production, the basic conditions of the community and other livelihood conditions were collected through questionnaires.

III. Explanation of key statistical indicators

Disposable income: refers to the sum of the income that the survey household obtains during the survey period and can be used for final consumption expenditure and savings, that is, the income that the survey household can use freely. Disposable income includes both cash and physical income. According to the source of income, disposable income consists of four items: wage income, operating net income, property net income and transferred net income. The formula is:

Disposable income = wage income Net operating income Net property income Transfer of net income

Wage income: refers to the total remuneration for work and various benefits received by employed persons through various means, including all remuneration and benefits for work employed in units or individuals, for various freelance, part-time and sporadic work.

Net operating income: refers to the household or household members engaged in production and business activities of the net income, is the total operating income after deducting operating expenses, depreciation of productive fixed assets and production tax.

Net property income refers to the net income earned by a household or household member after the financial assets, such as housing, and other non-financial assets and natural resources are placed at the disposal of other institutions, households or individuals and after deducting the related expenses. Net income from property does not include the premium income from the transfer of asset ownership, which should be included in the "non-income income ".

Net income transfer: refers to the various recurrent transfer payments made by the state, units and public organizations to households and the transfer of recurrent income between households, net income after deducting the recurrent or compulsory transfer payments made by survey households to the state, units, households or individuals.