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  Microsoft Word - Response to Questionnaire On Housing Financing PoliciesandPrograms SR May 22 2012 T

CMHC fulfills its housing finance mandate by providing mortgage loan insurance to lenders across Canada and guaranteeing timely payment of interest and principal on NHA Mortgage-Backed Securities and Canada Mortgage Bonds; thereby insuring a steady source of funds for Canadian home buyers. (...) CMHC fulfills its housing finance mandate by providing mortgage loan insurance to lenders across Canada and through securitization programs that help ensure a steady source of funds for residential mortgage lending in Canada. (...) CMHC mortgage insurance is particularly important in facilitating financing for certain housing market segments, such as rental housing, retirement homes and dwellings located in rural and remote areas.

Score: 1170384 - https://www.ohchr.org/sites/de...ng/Housingfinancing/Canada.pdf

  Federal Foreign Offi

Federal Foreign Office 25th of May 2018 Questionnaire SR on adequate housing as a component of the right to an adequate standard of living, and the non right to non-discrimination in this context Subject: Informal settlements and human rights - 2 - In Germany, there is no official statistics on the number and structure of housing emergencies which, in addition to homelessness, also include intolerable housing conditions. (...) In many cases, housing emergencies are caused by a general inability to cope with life’s ordinary demands. (...) In recent years, a subordinate compulsory insurance for persons who have no cover for illness in the statutory health insurance has been introduced as well as obligatory follow-on insurance schemes, an insurance obligation and a basic tariff for private health insurance.

Score: 1140627.5 - https://www.ohchr.org/sites/de...nformalSettlements/Germany.pdf

  Methodogical questionnaire on household income and expenditure statistics

Population coverage: The following types of household are included in the data collection: one person private households private households with more than one person households of other foreigners in the country armed forces residing in private housing within military base armed forces residing in private housing outside military base The following types of household are excluded in the data collection: those in collective housing (such as long term hospitals, prisons, monasteries, military quarters) non-resident households of nationals (households of nationals located abroad) diplomatic households in the country Units: Dwelling units are not used in the sample selection. (...) Data for the following expenditure items are collected by referring: to expenditures in last 12 months: clothing, footwear housing other durable goods households services Data for the following expenditure items are not collected by interview because they are collected by diary: food other household non-durable goods other personal non-durable goods personal services The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Household consumption expenditure': non-durable goods purchased durable goods purchased (except housing) services of owner-occupied housing income in-kind receipts of goods income in-kind receipts of services own produced non-durable goods own-produced durable goods in-kind goods received from other households in-kind services received from other households financial services (including fees for financial advice, brokerage fees) non-life insurance premiums (e.g. vehicle, housing, other property, medical) , gross of claims life insurance premiums , gross of claims gambling expenditure , gross of winnings out of pocket health expenditure , net of claims out of pocket education expenditures , net of refunds out of pocket transport expenditures , net of refunds housing maintenance, minor repairs second hand goods purchased expenditure abroad occupational expenditures The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Non-consumption household expenditure': services from durables owned (except housing) social transfers in-kind of goods and services from government and non-profit institutions serving households interest payments (excluding mortgage interest payments) licences and fees (e.g. driver's licence, hunting licence, vehicle registration) regular cash payments to others outside the household non-regular cash payments to others outside the household purchase of gifts of goods and services given to others outside the household compulsory transfers to governments (e.g. contributions to government old age and disability insurance program, taxes) The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Non-household expenditure': other business-related expenditures The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Investment/liability expenditure': purchase price of owner-occupied housing mortgage repayments, including interest major repairs, conversions and extensions to owner-occupied housing investment-related expenditures (e.g. purchase of shares/stocks) The following types of expenditure items are excluded due to measurement problems: own-produced services The following types of expenditure items are collected on an 'acquisitions' basis: non-durable goods purchased durable goods purchased (except housing) purchase price of owner-occupied housing mortgage repayments, including interest major repairs, conversions and extensions to owner-occupied housing income in-kind receipts of goods income in-kind receipts of services own produced non-durable goods own-produced durable goods own-produced services services from durables owned (except housing) in-kind goods received from other households in-kind services received from other households social transfers in-kind of goods and services from government and non-profit institutions serving households interest payments (excluding mortgage interest payments) financial services (including fees for financial advice, brokerage fees) non-life insurance premiums (e.g. vehicle, housing, other property, medical) , gross of claims life insurance premiums , gross of claims licences and fees (e.g. driver's licence, hunting licence, vehicle registration) gambling expenditure , gross of winnings out of pocket health expenditure , net of claims out of pocket education expenditures , net of refunds out of pocket transport expenditures , net of refunds housing maintenance, minor repairs purchase of gifts of goods and services given to others outside the household second hand goods purchased expenditure abroad compulsory transfers to governments (e.g. contributions to government old age and disability insurance program, taxes) investment-related expenditures (e.g. purchase of shares/stocks) occupational expenditures other business-related expenditures The following types of expenditure items are collected on a 'use' basis: services of owner-occupied housing The following types of expenditure items are collected on a 'payments' basis: regular cash payments to others outside the household non-regular cash payments to others outside the household Classification: A national classification is used for classifying expenditure and has 755 separate categories at the finest level. (...) Treatment of owner-occupied housing: Values of owner-occupied housing are included in the total income/expenditure estimates and are valued using the current market value.

Score: 1088952 - http://www.ilo.org/ilostat-files/SSM/SSM6/E/453A.html

  Methodogical questionnaire on household income and expenditure statistics

Population coverage: The following types of household are included in the data collection: one person private households armed forces residing in private housing within military base armed forces residing in private housing outside military base The following types of household are excluded in the data collection: those in collective housing (such as long term hospitals, prisons, monasteries, military quarters) non-resident households of nationals (households of nationals located abroad) diplomatic households in the country households of other foreigners in the country Units: Dwelling units are not used in the sample selection. (...) Data for the following expenditure items are collected by referring: to expenditures in last one month: food to expenditures in last 12 months: other household non-durable goods clothing, footwear other personal non-durable goods housing other durable goods households services personal services The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Household consumption expenditure': non-durable goods purchased durable goods purchased (except housing) purchase price of owner-occupied housing services of owner-occupied housing major repairs, conversions and extensions to owner-occupied housing income in-kind receipts of goods income in-kind receipts of services own produced non-durable goods own-produced durable goods services from durables owned (except housing) social transfers in-kind of goods and services from government and non-profit institutions serving households out of pocket health expenditure , net of claims out of pocket education expenditures , net of refunds out of pocket transport expenditures , gross of refunds second hand goods purchased expenditure abroad The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Actual Household consumption': own-produced services in-kind goods received from other households in-kind services received from other households non-life insurance premiums (e.g. vehicle, housing, other property, medical) , gross of claims The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Non-consumption household expenditure': interest payments (excluding mortgage interest payments) life insurance premiums , gross of claims compulsory transfers to governments (e.g. contributions to government old age and disability insurance program, taxes) The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Non-household expenditure': financial services (including fees for financial advice, brokerage fees) licences and fees (e.g. driver's licence, hunting licence, vehicle registration) gambling expenditure , gross of winnings housing maintenance, minor repairs investment-related expenditures (e.g. purchase of shares/stocks) occupational expenditures other business-related expenditures The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Investment/liability expenditure': mortgage repayments, including interest regular cash payments to others outside the household non-regular cash payments to others outside the household purchase of gifts of goods and services given to others outside the household The following types of expenditure items are collected on an 'acquisitions' basis: purchase price of owner-occupied housing The following types of expenditure items are collected on a 'use' basis: services of owner-occupied housing own produced non-durable goods own-produced durable goods own-produced services services from durables owned (except housing) in-kind goods received from other households in-kind services received from other households The following types of expenditure items are collected on a 'payments' basis: non-durable goods purchased durable goods purchased (except housing) mortgage repayments, including interest major repairs, conversions and extensions to owner-occupied housing income in-kind receipts of goods income in-kind receipts of services social transfers in-kind of goods and services from government and non-profit institutions serving households interest payments (excluding mortgage interest payments) financial services (including fees for financial advice, brokerage fees) non-life insurance premiums (e.g. vehicle, housing, other property, medical) , gross of claims life insurance premiums , gross of claims licences and fees (e.g. driver's licence, hunting licence, vehicle registration) gambling expenditure , gross of winnings out of pocket health expenditure , net of claims out of pocket education expenditures , net of refunds out of pocket transport expenditures , gross of refunds housing maintenance, minor repairs regular cash payments to others outside the household non-regular cash payments to others outside the household purchase of gifts of goods and services given to others outside the household second hand goods purchased expenditure abroad compulsory transfers to governments (e.g. contributions to government old age and disability insurance program, taxes) investment-related expenditures (e.g. purchase of shares/stocks) occupational expenditures other business-related expenditures 7. (...) Treatment of owner-occupied housing: Values of owner-occupied housing are included in the total income/expenditure estimates and are valued using the current market value.

Score: 1088568.9 - http://www.ilo.org/ilostat-files/SSM/SSM6/E/037A.html

  Methodogical questionnaire on household income and expenditure statistics

Population coverage: The following types of household are included in the data collection: one person private households private households with more than one person households of other foreigners in the country armed forces residing in private housing within military base armed forces residing in private housing outside military base The following types of household are excluded in the data collection: those in collective housing (such as long term hospitals, prisons, monasteries, military quarters) non-resident households of nationals (households of nationals located abroad) diplomatic households in the country Units: Dwelling units are used in the sample selection and are characterised by: single structure - detached housing unit single unit in a structure containing more than one housing unit multiple structures within a compound (e.g. huts) Data are recorded for the household unit which is characterised by: one person units two or more people living together: sharing a single dwelling or compound sharing meals sharing a common budget for (at least) food and housing expenditures pooling their income to some extent Data are recorded for the income unit which is characterised by: two or more people: living in the same household sharing a single dwelling or compound pooling their income to some extent Data are recorded for the consumer unit, expenditure unit or spending unit which is characterised by: two or more people: sharing a common budget for (at least) food and housing expenditures Unit members: Usual residents temporarily living away from the dwelling are included, if away continuously for less than 15 days. (...) Data for the following expenditure items are collected by referring: to expenditures last week: food other household non-durable goods clothing, footwear other personal non-durable goods households services personal services to expenditures in last 12 months: housing other durable goods The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Household consumption expenditure': non-durable goods purchased durable goods purchased (except housing) mortgage repayments, including interest major repairs, conversions and extensions to owner-occupied housing services from durables owned (except housing) interest payments (excluding mortgage interest payments) financial services (including fees for financial advice, brokerage fees) non-life insurance premiums (e.g. vehicle, housing, other property, medical) licences and fees (e.g. driver's licence, hunting licence, vehicle registration) gambling expenditure out of pocket health expenditure , net of claims out of pocket education expenditures , net of refunds out of pocket transport expenditures , net of refunds housing maintenance, minor repairs second hand goods purchased occupational expenditures The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Actual Household consumption': purchase price of owner-occupied housing services of owner-occupied housing income in-kind receipts of goods income in-kind receipts of services own produced non-durable goods own-produced durable goods own-produced services in-kind goods received from other households in-kind services received from other households social transfers in-kind of goods and services from government and non-profit institutions serving households purchase of gifts of goods and services given to others outside the household The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Non-consumption household expenditure': life insurance premiums regular cash payments to others outside the household non-regular cash payments to others outside the household compulsory transfers to governments (e.g. contributions to government old age and disability insurance program, taxes) investment-related expenditures (e.g. purchase of shares/stocks) The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Non-household expenditure': other business-related expenditures The following types of expenditure items are excluded for other reasons: expenditure abroad The following types of expenditure items are collected on an 'acquisitions' basis: income in-kind receipts of goods income in-kind receipts of services in-kind goods received from other households in-kind services received from other households social transfers in-kind of goods and services from government and non-profit institutions serving households The following types of expenditure items are collected on a 'use' basis: purchase price of owner-occupied housing services of owner-occupied housing own produced non-durable goods own-produced durable goods own-produced services The following types of expenditure items are collected on a 'payments' basis: non-durable goods purchased durable goods purchased (except housing) mortgage repayments, including interest major repairs, conversions and extensions to owner-occupied housing services from durables owned (except housing) interest payments (excluding mortgage interest payments) financial services (including fees for financial advice, brokerage fees) non-life insurance premiums (e.g. vehicle, housing, other property, medical) life insurance premiums licences and fees (e.g. driver's licence, hunting licence, vehicle registration) gambling expenditure out of pocket health expenditure , net of claims out of pocket education expenditures , net of refunds out of pocket transport expenditures , net of refunds housing maintenance, minor repairs regular cash payments to others outside the household non-regular cash payments to others outside the household purchase of gifts of goods and services given to others outside the household second hand goods purchased compulsory transfers to governments (e.g. contributions to government old age and disability insurance program, taxes) investment-related expenditures (e.g. purchase of shares/stocks) occupational expenditures other business-related expenditures Classification: A national classification is used for classifying expenditure and has an unspecified number of separate categories at the finest level. (...) Treatment of owner-occupied housing: Values of owner-occupied housing are included in the total income/expenditure estimates and are valued using the rental equivalent net of housing costs usually paid by owners.

Score: 1082115.4 - http://www.ilo.org/ilostat-files/SSM/SSM6/E/019A.html

  Methodogical questionnaire on household income and expenditure statistics

Population coverage: The following types of household are included in the data collection: one person private households private households with more than one person The following types of household are excluded in the data collection: those in collective housing (such as long term hospitals, prisons, monasteries, military quarters) non-resident households of nationals (households of nationals located abroad) diplomatic households in the country households of other foreigners in the country armed forces residing in private housing within military base armed forces residing in private housing outside military base Units: Dwelling units are not used in the sample selection. (...) Data for the following expenditure items are collected by referring: to expenditures in last 3 months: other items: non-personal consumption expenditures Data for the following expenditure items are not collected by interview because they are collected by diary: food other household non-durable goods clothing, footwear other personal non-durable goods housing other durable goods households services personal services The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Household consumption expenditure': non-durable goods purchased durable goods purchased (except housing) services of owner-occupied housing major repairs, conversions and extensions to owner-occupied housing own produced non-durable goods non-life insurance premiums (e.g. vehicle, housing, other property, medical) , gross of claims licences and fees (e.g. driver's licence, hunting licence, vehicle registration) gambling expenditure , gross of winnings housing maintenance, minor repairs expenditure abroad valuables The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Actual Household consumption': in-kind goods received from other households The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Non-consumption household expenditure': regular cash payments to others outside the household non-regular cash payments to others outside the household The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Investment/liability expenditure': mortgage repayments, including interest interest payments (excluding mortgage interest payments) financial services (including fees for financial advice, brokerage fees) investment-related expenditures (e.g. purchase of shares/stocks) The following types of expenditure items are excluded due to measurement problems: purchase price of owner-occupied housing The following types of expenditure items are excluded for other reasons: income in-kind receipts of goods income in-kind receipts of services own-produced durable goods own-produced services services from durables owned (except housing) in-kind services received from other households social transfers in-kind of goods and services from government and non-profit institutions serving households life insurance premiums out of pocket health expenditure out of pocket education expenditures out of pocket transport expenditures second hand goods purchased compulsory transfers to governments (e.g. contributions to government old age and disability insurance program, taxes) occupational expenditures other business-related expenditures The following types of expenditure items are collected on a 'use' basis: own produced non-durable goods in-kind goods received from other households The following types of expenditure items are collected on a 'payments' basis: non-durable goods purchased durable goods purchased (except housing) mortgage repayments, including interest services of owner-occupied housing major repairs, conversions and extensions to owner-occupied housing interest payments (excluding mortgage interest payments) financial services (including fees for financial advice, brokerage fees) non-life insurance premiums (e.g. vehicle, housing, other property, medical) , gross of claims licences and fees (e.g. driver's licence, hunting licence, vehicle registration) gambling expenditure , gross of winnings housing maintenance, minor repairs regular cash payments to others outside the household non-regular cash payments to others outside the household expenditure abroad valuables investment-related expenditures (e.g. purchase of shares/stocks) Classification: COICOP is used for classifying expenditure and has 17 separate categories at the finest level. 7. (...) Treatment of owner-occupied housing: Values of owner-occupied housing are not included in the total income/expenditure estimates.

Score: 1079836.7 - http://www.ilo.org/ilostat-files/SSM/SSM6/E/446A.html

  Methodogical questionnaire on household income and expenditure statistics

Population coverage: The following types of household are included in the data collection: one person private households private households with more than one person those in collective housing (such as long term hospitals, prisons, monasteries, military quarters) non-resident households of nationals (households of nationals located abroad) diplomatic households in the country households of other foreigners in the country armed forces residing in private housing within military base Units: Dwelling units are used in the sample selection and are characterised by: single structure - detached housing unit single unit in a structure containing more than one housing unit multiple structures within a compound (e.g. huts) street address Data are recorded for the household unit which is characterised by: one person units two or more people living together: sharing a single dwelling or compound sharing meals Data are recorded for the family unit which is characterised by: two or more people: living in the same household sharing a single dwelling unit or compound related: by blood by marriage by adoption by consensual union sharing meals sharing a common budget for (at least) food and housing expenditures pooling their income to some extent Data are recorded for the income unit which is characterised by: two or more people: living in the same household sharing a single dwelling or compound pooling their income to some extent Data are recorded for the consumer unit, expenditure unit or spending unit which is characterised by: two or more people: living in the same household sharing a single dwelling or compound sharing meals sharing a common budget for (at least) food and housing expenditures Unit members: Usual residents temporarily living away from the dwelling are included, if away continuously for less than 1 months. (...) Data for the following expenditure items are collected by referring: to expenditures in last 12 months: housing other durable goods Data for the following expenditure items are not collected by interview because they are collected by diary: food other household non-durable goods clothing, footwear other personal non-durable goods households services personal services The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Household consumption expenditure': non-durable goods purchased durable goods purchased (except housing) purchase price of owner-occupied housing services of owner-occupied housing licences and fees (e.g. driver's licence, hunting licence, vehicle registration) regular cash payments to others outside the household purchase of gifts of goods and services given to others outside the household second hand goods purchased The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Actual Household consumption': mortgage repayments, including interest major repairs, conversions and extensions to owner-occupied housing non-life insurance premiums (e.g. vehicle, housing, other property, medical) life insurance premiums out of pocket health expenditure out of pocket transport expenditures housing maintenance, minor repairs non-regular cash payments to others outside the household expenditure abroad The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Non-consumption household expenditure': interest payments (excluding mortgage interest payments) financial services (including fees for financial advice, brokerage fees) The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Non-household expenditure': out of pocket education expenditures The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Investment/liability expenditure': occupational expenditures other business-related expenditures The following types of expenditure items are excluded due to measurement problems: income in-kind receipts of goods income in-kind receipts of services own produced non-durable goods own-produced durable goods own-produced services services from durables owned (except housing) in-kind goods received from other households in-kind services received from other households gambling expenditure valuables compulsory transfers to governments (e.g. contributions to government old age and disability insurance program, taxes) investment-related expenditures (e.g. purchase of shares/stocks) The following types of expenditure items are excluded for other reasons: social transfers in-kind of goods and services from government and non-profit institutions serving households The following types of expenditure items are collected on an 'acquisitions' basis: durable goods purchased (except housing) licences and fees (e.g. driver's licence, hunting licence, vehicle registration) out of pocket health expenditure out of pocket education expenditures The following types of expenditure items are collected on a 'use' basis: non-durable goods purchased purchase price of owner-occupied housing services of owner-occupied housing major repairs, conversions and extensions to owner-occupied housing financial services (including fees for financial advice, brokerage fees) out of pocket transport expenditures housing maintenance, minor repairs regular cash payments to others outside the household non-regular cash payments to others outside the household purchase of gifts of goods and services given to others outside the household second hand goods purchased expenditure abroad occupational expenditures other business-related expenditures The following types of expenditure items are collected on a 'payments' basis: mortgage repayments, including interest interest payments (excluding mortgage interest payments) non-life insurance premiums (e.g. vehicle, housing, other property, medical) life insurance premiums Classification: COICOP is used for classifying expenditure and has an unspecified number of separate categories at the finest level. 7. (...) Treatment of owner-occupied housing: Values of owner-occupied housing are included in the total income/expenditure estimates and are valued using Treatment of selected groups/values in analysis: No households/units are excluded from analysis because of incomplete response.

Score: 1076765.4 - http://www.ilo.org/ilostat-files/SSM/SSM6/E/525A.html

  Methodogical questionnaire on household income and expenditure statistics

Population coverage: The following types of household are included in the data collection: one person private households private households with more than one person households of other foreigners in the country armed forces residing in private housing outside military base The following types of household are excluded in the data collection: those in collective housing (such as long term hospitals, prisons, monasteries, military quarters) non-resident households of nationals (households of nationals located abroad) diplomatic households in the country armed forces residing in private housing within military base Units: Dwelling units are used in the sample selection and are characterised by: 2 single structure - detached housing unit single unit in a structure containing more than one housing unit street address 2 Data are recorded for the household unit which is characterised by: one person units two or more people living together: sharing a single dwelling or compound Unit members: Usual residents temporarily living away from the dwelling are included, if away continuously for less than 6 months. (...) Data for the following expenditure items are collected by referring: to expenditures in last 12 months: other household non-durable goods clothing, footwear other personal non-durable goods housing other durable goods households services personal services other items: transportation, health, recreation to the usual payment for that expenditure: food The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Household consumption expenditure': non-durable goods purchased durable goods purchased (except housing) mortgage repayments, including interest interest payments (excluding mortgage interest payments) financial services (including fees for financial advice, brokerage fees) non-life insurance premiums (e.g. vehicle, housing, other property, medical) licences and fees (e.g. driver's licence, hunting licence, vehicle registration) gambling expenditure out of pocket health expenditure out of pocket education expenditures out of pocket transport expenditures housing maintenance, minor repairs purchase of gifts of goods and services given to others outside the household second hand goods purchased expenditure abroad valuables occupational expenditures The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Non-consumption household expenditure': life insurance premiums regular cash payments to others outside the household non-regular cash payments to others outside the household compulsory transfers to governments (e.g. contributions to government old age and disability insurance program, taxes) The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Non-household expenditure': other business-related expenditures The following types of expenditure items are classified as 'Investment/liability expenditure': purchase price of owner-occupied housing major repairs, conversions and extensions to owner-occupied housing investment-related expenditures (e.g. purchase of shares/stocks) The following types of expenditure items are excluded due to measurement problems: services of owner-occupied housing social transfers in-kind of goods and services from government and non-profit institutions serving households The following types of expenditure items are excluded for other reasons: income in-kind receipts of goods income in-kind receipts of services own produced non-durable goods own-produced durable goods own-produced services services from durables owned (except housing) in-kind goods received from other households in-kind services received from other households The following types of expenditure items are collected on an 'acquisitions' basis: non-durable goods purchased durable goods purchased (except housing) purchase price of owner-occupied housing mortgage repayments, including interest major repairs, conversions and extensions to owner-occupied housing interest payments (excluding mortgage interest payments) financial services (including fees for financial advice, brokerage fees) non-life insurance premiums (e.g. vehicle, housing, other property, medical) licences and fees (e.g. driver's licence, hunting licence, vehicle registration) gambling expenditure out of pocket health expenditure out of pocket education expenditures out of pocket transport expenditures housing maintenance, minor repairs purchase of gifts of goods and services given to others outside the household second hand goods purchased expenditure abroad valuables investment-related expenditures (e.g. purchase of shares/stocks) occupational expenditures The following types of expenditure items are collected on a 'payments' basis: life insurance premiums regular cash payments to others outside the household non-regular cash payments to others outside the household Classification: A national classification that is not consistent with COICOP is used for classifying expenditure and has 258 separate categories at the finest level. 7. (...) Treatment of owner-occupied housing: Values of owner-occupied housing are not included in the total income/expenditure estimates.

Score: 1075591.2 - http://www.ilo.org/ilostat-files/SSM/SSM6/E/219A.html

  SM Volume 1: Consumer Price Indices

Weights and composition Major groups Number of items Weights Approximate number of price quotations Food 98 17.196 1332 Clothing and footwear 20 6.647 294 Housing: Rent 2 5.213 39 Net rental value of owner occupied dwellings 3 13.435 7 Fuel and light 3 3.992 3 Maintenance and repairs 4 2.965 12 Furniture, furnishings and household equipment and operation 28 9.527 296 Medical care 8 3.263 118 Transport and communication 17 22.094 151 Education and recreation 25 12.792 221 Miscellaneous 15 2.878 287 Total 223 100.000 2760 Household consumption expenditure Included are house purchases, property insurance and taxes, accident and health insurance, and life insurance associated with professional activity. (...) Listed prices are ignored if a retailer is regularly selling at prices other than those listed; temporary reductions are not taken into account. Housing Both furnished and unfurnished rented dwellings with one or two bedrooms are included. (...) The value of home purchases, property insurance and property taxes is taken into account in the net rental value of owner- occupied dwellings.

Score: 1073477.1 - http://www.ilo.org/ilostat-files/SSM/SSM1/E/BS.html

  SM Volume 1: Consumer Price Indices

Currency exchanges and the imputed housing benefit provided by owner-occupied dwellings are not included in consumption expenditure in the CPI. (...) For owner-occupied houses, maintenance costs cover repair, chimney-sweep services and waste management costs, ground rents, insurance premia, water charges and street tax. (...) Interest expenditure and depreciation deductions are measured in the same way as for owner-occupied houses. The weights of the different cost items for owner-occupied housing are derived from the Statistics Finland household survey for 1990.

Score: 1072592.7 - http://www.ilo.org/ilostat-files/SSM/SSM1/E/FI.html