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04204: Development in persistent low income. Three-year period (per cent) 1996-1998 - 2020-2022

Elisabeth Omholt, Statistics Norway
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Aurora Hattrem, Statistics Norway
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Jørgen Knutsønn Arntzen, Statistics Norway
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Lene Sandvik, Statistics Norway
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2024-10-01 08:00
OECD scale 50 per cent:
per cent
OECD scale 60 prosent:
per cent
EU scale 50 per cent:
per cent
EU scale 60 per cent:
per cent
Observations:
persons
OECD scale 50 per cent:
31.12.
OECD scale 60 prosent:
31.12.
EU scale 50 per cent:
31.12.
EU scale 60 per cent:
31.12.
Observations:
31.12.
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OECD-scale 50 per cent
Low-income threshold equal to 50 per cent of the population's average median equivalent income in the three-year period. Consumption units (OECD-scale) have been calculated by giving the first adult in the household a value of 1.0, 0.7 for any additional adult, and 0.5 for each child.

OECD-scale 60 per cent
Low-income threshold equal to 60 per cent of the population's average median equivalent income in the three-year period. Consumption units (OECD-scale) have been calculated by giving the first adult in the household a value of 1.0, 0.7 for any additional adult, and 0.5 for each child.

EU-scale 50 per cent
Low-income threshold equal to 50 per cent of the population's average median equivalent income in the thrre-year period. Consumption units (EU-scale) have been calculated by giving the first adult in the household a value of 1.0, 0.5 for any additional adult, and 0.3 for each child.

EU-scale 60 per cent
Low-income threshold equal to 60 per cent of the population's average median equivalent income in the three-year period. Consumption units (EU-scale) have been calculated by giving the first adult in the household a value of 1.0, 0.5 for any additional adult, and 0.3 for each child.

Students: Persons living alone the last year of the referance period and who receive study loans. Figures for the time intervals 2019-2021 and 2020-2022 were corrected on October 1, 2024.