Canada National & Provincial Per Capita Income
Source: Statistic Canada, 1976 to 2019, with 2019 constant dollars.
@kaggle.charlesluan_canada_national_provincial_capita_income_762019
Source: Statistic Canada, 1976 to 2019, with 2019 constant dollars.
@kaggle.charlesluan_canada_national_provincial_capita_income_762019
The raw data had been already adjusted by 2019 constant dollar, from 1976-2019
Please be aware territories of Canada were not listed in the original dataset
For example, the 2018 Canada national average income is not equal to the average of 10 provinces income, since territories are not in the list.
My practicing data exploration of this dataset:
Facts of Individuals Income in Canada, 1976 - 2019
Data source:
Income of individuals by age group, sex and income source, Canada, provinces and selected census metropolitan areas
**Raw data version: **
Table: 11-10-0239-01 (formerly CANSIM 206-0052)
**Release date: **
2021-03-23
I was really surprised when revealing these rows, it seems like there isn't much growth since 1976 Canada average income is 40,800 dollars while 2019 is 49,000 dollars. (Please be noticed these are adjusted by 2019 constant dollar)
Please correct me if I was wrong. Thank you
CREATE TABLE canada_per_capita_income_from_1976_2019 (
"ref_date" BIGINT,
"geo" VARCHAR,
"income_source" VARCHAR,
"average_income_excluding_zeros" BIGINT -- Average Income (excluding Zeros),
"median_income_excluding_zeros" BIGINT -- Median Income (excluding Zeros),
"sex" VARCHAR,
"age_group" VARCHAR,
"uom" VARCHAR
);Anyone who has the link will be able to view this.