Ostatnią dekadę (od początku kryzysu finansowego w 2008 r.) charakteryzuje wzrost zainteresowania ekonomistów i twórców polityki publicznej gromadzeniem i wykorzystaniem danych o majątku gospodarstw domowych. Ma to dwie fundamentalne przyczyny: akumulację majątków i rosnące nierówności majątkowe oraz chęć lepszego prowadzenia polityki publicznej. Celem artykułu jest omówienie kluczowych problemów metodologicznych w badaniach nad majątkiem gospodarstw domowych, zaprezentowanie rozwiązań wypracowanych w tym zakresie przez komisję ekspercką OECD i zastosowanych w Household Finance and Consumption Survey oraz zidentyfikowanie obszarów wymagających dalszych prac metodologicznych. Od 2010 r. udało się osiągnąć znaczny postęp w zakresie pomiaru majątku prywatnego, jednakże zagadnienie adekwatnej reprezentacji najbogatszych gospodarstw domowych w próbie badawczej oraz koncepcje majątku obejmujące nie tylko majątek prywatny wciąż wymagają rozwoju standardów metodologicznych.
finanse osobiste, majątek gospodarstw domowych, pomiar majątku gospodarstw domowych, nierówności majątkowe
C81, C82, D31
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