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08763: Percentage of people in households with annual after-tax income per consumption unit below different distances to the median income (per cent) (closed series) 2004 - 2012
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Jon Epland, Statistics Norway
+47 56 57 20 84
jep@ssb.no
Mads Ivar Kirkeberg, Statistics Norway
+47 6288 5245
mik@ssb.no
Updated
2014-05-06 10:00
Unit
EU-scale 50 per cent:
per cent
EU-scale 60 per cent:
per cent
OECD-scale 50 per cent:
per cent
OECD-scale 60 per cent:
per cent
Reference time
EU-scale 50 per cent:
31.12.
EU-scale 60 per cent:
31.12.
OECD-scale 50 per cent:
31.12.
OECD-scale 60 per cent:
31.12.
Source
Statistics Norway
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External PROD
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People aged 16 years and over
People aged 25-65 years
Single parents
Couples with children aged 0-17 years
Children under 18 years of age
Receivers of old-age pension
Receivers of disability pension
Persons with temporary disability benefit
Pensioners within the Voluntary Early Retirement Scheme
Receivers of survivor's benefit
Single old-age pensioners, receivers of the minimum state pension
Single disability benefit receivers, receivers of the minimum guaranteed benefit
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Immigrants in total
Immigrants and Norwegian-born to immigrant parents from Eastern Europe, Africa, Asia, Latin-America and the Caribbean
Refugees
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Footnotes
Student households and children below the age of 18 years who are living alone, are excluded.
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Receivers of old-age pension
People in households where the main income earner is a receiver of old-age pension.
Receivers of disability pension
People in households where the main income earner is a receiver of disability pension.
Pensioners within the Voluntary Early Retirement Scheme
People in households where the main income earner is a receiver of income from Voluntary Early Retirement Scheme.
Receivers of survivor's benefit
People in households where the main income earner is a receiver of survivor's benefit.
Single old-age pensioners, receivers of the minimum state pension
People in households where the main income earner is a receiver of old-age pension.
Single pensioners, receivers of the minimum state pension
Living alone and recipient of the minimum old-age pension or the minimum guaranteed disability benefit.
Longstanding illness
People in households where the main income earner is registered with longstanding illness. Included are people in receipt of rehabilitation allowances, persons incapable of full employment but parttaking in labour market schemes, and others. Up until 2005, persons who were incapable of full employment but who were taking part in programmes initiated by the National Insurance Scheme (e.g. school and work placements), and persons who were receiving vocational rehabilitation allowances, were not included in the statistics
Long-term unemployed
People in households where the main income earner has been continuously unemployed for 6 months or more
Immigrants and Norwegian-born to immigrant parents from Eastern Europe, Africa, Asia, Latin-America and the Caribbean
People in households where the main income earner is an immigrant or person born in Norway with both parents of foreign origin from Asia, Africa, Latin-America, Eastern Europe and Oceania except Australia and New Zealand.
Immigrants and Norwegian-born to immigrant parents from Eastern Europe, Africa, Asia, Latin-America and the Caribbean
Persons in households where the main income earner is an immigrant or a Norwgian-born to immigrant parents from Europe (except countries in the EU/EFTA and the UK), new EU-membership countries from 2004 and on, Asia, Africa, America except USA and Canada and Oceania except Australia and New Zealand.
Refugees
People in households where the main income earner is a refugee
People on social assistance
People in households where the main income earner has received social assistance during the year
Single people under 35 years of age
Households consisting of one student are excluded from single people under 35 years of age
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EU-scale 50 per cent
Low-income threshold equal to 50 per cent of median equivalent income. 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 (older than 16), and 0.3 for each child 0-16 years old.
EU-scale 60 per cent
Low-income threshold equal to 60 per cent of median equivalent income. 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 (older than 16), and 0.3 for each child 0-16 years old.
OECD-scale 50 per cent
Low-income threshold equal to 50 per cent of median equivalent income. 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 (older than 16), and 0.5 for each child 0-16 years old.
OECD-scale 60 per cent
Low-income threshold equal to 60 per cent of median equivalent income. 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 (older than 16), and 0.5 for each child 0-16 years old.