Distribution of poor households by employment status of the head of household
In 2022, low-income households were categorized by the employment status of the head, as shown in this cross-section of data from the household income sample survey. The rows indicate how many families have an employed head versus a non-employed head, allowing for an assessment of the employment structure within this population category. All indicators are presented in percentages, where 100 percent represents the total number of surveyed low-income households, with groups also broken down by the gender of the head of household
Chart of the distribution of low-income households by head's labor force participation in 2022
Set in numbers
This is a cross-section: 3 series across 3 breakdowns. 9 values in total.
The largest value belongs to “занятый в экономике” — 67.4; the smallest is “не занятый в экономике” at 37.7.
All table numbers are series: 3
| Series | Все обследованные малоимущие домашние хозяйства | в том числе домашние хозяйства, в которых глава — женщина | в том числе домашние хозяйства, в которых глава — мужчина |
|---|---|---|---|
| Малоимущие домашние хозяйства | 100,00 | 41,70 | 58,30 |
| занятый в экономике | 100,00 | 32,60 | 67,40 |
| не занятый в экономике | 100,00 | 62,30 | 37,70 |
How to read this table
Table rows categorize households based on whether the head of household is employed, while columns show the distribution by the gender of the head. Comparing these values reveals how the employment status of the head relates to their gender within low-income families. All information is based on the results of Rosstat's sample survey of income and participation in social programs, providing insight into the socio-economic status of low-income families
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Period and application
This data is relevant for assessing the labor market status among low-income population groups for 2022. This statistical material is useful for social researchers and specialists studying living standards and employment. The data is presented as a cross-section, allowing for a detailed analysis of household structure without accounting for historical trends. Information is updated as Rosstat conducts new sample surveys of household income
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