In 2024, the share of the population with incomes below and above the poverty line is distributed across various categories, including children of different ages. The table contains 22 rows describing various age groups, such as children under 16 or children aged 3 to 6. The data illustrates the population structure in terms of economic status, distinguishing between those living below the poverty line and those with incomes above this threshold
Population distribution by groups with incomes below and above the poverty line in 2024
The table is a snapshot — 22 series shown across 3 breakdowns. 66 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “Persons aged 16 and over — of them – employed pensioners” — 99.7; the smallest is “economically inactive (not employed) — job seekers (unemployed)” at 59.7.
All table numbers are series: 22
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в том числе проживающие в домохозяйствах по группам с доходами — ниже границы бедности
в том числе проживающие в домохозяйствах по группам с доходами — выше границы бедности
Rows in this dataset are categorized by age, enabling a comparison of different age groups of children against general population indicators. Columns show the share of each category among all respondents or among household residents by income group. This breakdown helps identify the proportion of children at income risk and how it relates to the overall distribution of monetary resources in the country
The data is current for 2024 and provides a cross-section of all respondents. Information on population distribution by income level is useful for sociologists, economists, and government agencies for analyzing social well-being and developing support measures for low-income groups
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