Sissetulekutes

Sissetulekutes is an Estonian linguistic form, the genitive plural of the noun sissetulek, meaning incomes or the incomes of. It is used in official and statistical language to refer to multiple incomes or to describe relationships involving incomes, as in phrases like sissetulekute jaotumine (income distribution) or sissetulekute allikad (sources of income).

In Estonian, sissetulek refers to money received regularly from work, self-employment, capital, or social transfers. In statistical usage, incomes are discussed in terms of gross income (before taxes and contributions) and disposable or net income (after taxes and transfers). Researchers may adjust incomes for household size to produce equivalised income and commonly analyze income distributions by quintiles or other brackets to assess inequality.

The term and its variants appear in analyses of living standards, poverty, and economic policy. Sissetulekute data help policymakers evaluate the effectiveness of tax systems, social benefits, and wage developments, as well as trends in earnings across different groups. Data sources often come from national statistics agencies and international organizations that publish measures of income and its distribution, enabling cross-country comparisons and time series studies.

Overall, sissetulekutes functions as a grammatical form tied to discussions of income in Estonian, reflecting both the plural nature of incomes and their contextual role within statistical, economic, and policy analyses.