Distribution of low-income households by number of working members
This data cross-section shows the share of low-income households with one, two, or more working members. Rows are categorized by household composition: families of three and four persons are listed separately, along with the total for all low-income households. Data are derived from the sample survey of household income and participation in social programs and are expressed as a percentage of the total, where the total comprises all low-income households. The table provides a single snapshot without time series and contains 32 rows, each corresponding to a specific household type
Distribution of low-income households by number of working members, percentage of total
See also
- Сколько преступлений в России за год: 1,91 млн в 2024-м indicator breakdown
Set in numbers
32 series, arranged across 5 breakdowns rather than over time. 124 values in total.
“Домохозяйства, состоящие из: — 1 человека трудоспособного возраста” leads the table with 21.4, “Домохозяйства, состоящие из: — Малоимущие домашние хозяйства” closes it with 1.3. The gap between them is 16.5-fold.
All table numbers are series: 32
How to read this table
The rows show the distribution of low-income households depending on the number of employed persons within the family. Values should be compared across columns, ranging from the total number of all low-income households to groups with one or more working members, including the category with three or more. This allows for an assessment of how often low-income families lack working members or, conversely, have enough working members to meet the subsistence minimum
What is visible in these numbers
Only 84% of the cells carry a value — empty cells are missing in the source publication and are not filled in here.
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Period and application
The data reflect the current situation without time-series context, providing a one-off snapshot based on sample survey results. This information is useful for sociologists, social services representatives, and anyone studying poverty structure and employment in Russia. Data are updated as part of the publication of annual reports on the social status and standard of living of citizens
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