Size and composition of households by income groups below and above the threshold
In 2024, households are categorized into groups with incomes below and above the poverty line. Rows provide the total number of household members, as well as the number of children under 16 and under 3. Columns allow for a comparison of all respondents against those in specific income groups. This is a snapshot showing population structure without reference to historical trends
Table showing the number of household members and children in groups with incomes below and above the poverty line, 2024
Set in numbers
This is a cross-section: 24 series across 3 breakdowns. 72 values in total.
“Number of household members – total” leads the table with 213, “economically inactive (not employed) — job seekers (unemployed)” closes it with 0.4. The gap between them is 531-fold.
All table numbers are series: 24
How to read this table
Rows are categorized by age and population count, providing the total number of household members alongside data on children of various ages. Column comparisons illustrate the distribution of children and adults between low-income households and those above the poverty line. Columns present both aggregate data for all respondents and detailed data for specific groups
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Period and application
2024 statistics reflect the current state of households in the country. This information is relevant for studying the dependency ratio and population well-being. Data is published by Rosstat to analyze family structure and the distribution of children across different income groups
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