Residents 25+ with permanently low income standard (absolute), age-standardised, share (%)
Description
Low income standard is a so-called absolute measure of income poverty used to classify low-income households and describes how well the household's income is sufficient to pay necessary living expenses such as housing, home insurance, childcare, local travel, etc. Persistently low income standard means that they had a low income standard in the last measurable year as well as at least two of the three previous years. numerator: Number of persons aged 25 and over living in households where income is not sufficient to cover necessary living expenses such as housing, home insurance, childcare, local travel, etc. and who have also had a low income standard in the last measurable year and at least two of the three previous years. Denominator: Number of persons aged 25 and over who have been registered in the population register in the current year and the previous three years. Data are available according to gender breakdown.