Vliv definice spotřebních jednotek na ekvivalizované příjmy domácností v České republice

households in a way that enables analysis of the relative wellbeing of households of different sizes
and compositions (numbers of adults, numbers of children and their ages). In the paper, different
methods of evaluation of equivalised units (equivalised numbers of members) are discussed and
their impact on derived equivalised incomes is shown. Equivalised total annual net incomes of
Czech households (in CZK) defined by four scales (numbers of members, OECD-modified scale,
OECD scale, square root scale) are analysed for the time period 2007–2010 based on EU-SILC data
from the surveys in 2008 to 2011. The incomes are compared with respect to sample distributions
and descriptive characteristics of their level and variability; development in time is also of interest.
A  strong dependence is expected and quantified (from different points of view) among all the
equivalised incomes treated (in given years).