Indicators of inequality and poverty
TítuloThe challenge of measuring poverty and inequality: a comparative analysis of the main indicators
... income inequality for an entire population, we should use many of the aforementioned measures, but always taking into account the problems they have: although the Gini coefficient is the most widely used ...
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Descriptive analysis of Russian Relative Poverty and Inequality from 1994 to 2016
... the poverty line of ½ but didn’t pass the 2/3 poverty ...proportion of the households fall below the 2/3 poverty ...2000 and also in 2009, because we don’t know the de facto ...
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The Effect of Economic Crisis on Inequality and Poverty in Spain
... use of personal income as an indicator to analyse inequality, because they maintain that other variables should be taken into account due to personal or social characteristics, that affect their lives ...
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National, Departmental and Municipal Rural Agricultural Land Distribution in Colombia: Analyzing the Web of Inequality, Poverty and Violence
... land and value Ginis. The simplest specifications, models (1) and (5) in Table 10, attempt to include only variables that are the most likely to be ...rurality indicators (distance to principal ...
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Globalisation and inequality . The case of Argentina
... decrease of the interest rate in the U.S., contributed to the success of the Convertibility Plan through the inflow of foreign capitals and the return of domestic capitals which had ...
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La construcción sociohistórica de los roles masculino y femenino. Patriarcado, capitalismo y desigualdades instaladas
... needs of a system always demanding available labor force in the market and engaging in free competition, and constitutes one of the best articulated social ...care of affection, ...
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Quality of life and poverty: measurement and comparability
... quality of life, based on the synthetic measurements proposed above, with the regional ranking on life ...None of the Spearman’s rank correlation coefficients are ...with poverty rankings presented ...
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... oversupply of uneducated persons, a poor person may never be able to save enough to escape poverty if he remains in a developing country with a large uneducated population, but may escape poverty if ...
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Gross Inequality and Inequality of Opportunities in Basic Education: Were they affected by Latin America’s Economic Boom?
... 2004 and 2010, at a higher rate than those of other workers (Bottinelli, ...levels of education in 2010 (OECD, 2012). Moreover, the goals of strengthening teacher training or professionalising ...
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ASSESMENT OF SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT THROUGH COUNTRY CLASSIFICATIONS: A CLUSTER ANALYSIS OF THE LATIN AMERICA AND THE CARIBBEAN (LAC) AND THE EUROPEAN UNION (EU)
... compensation and wages and salaries (Figure 1). Similarly, his framework of analysis introduces key institutional elements such as the role of the state or financial and non-financial ...
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TítuloSustainable Development, Poverty, and Risk of Exclusion for Young People in the European Union: The Case of NEETs
... risk of precarious employment and other social issues, which even could come to a lack of trust in social institutions ...countries of the European Union, the NEETs register high unemployment ...
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Topics in Inequalities-Theorems and Techniques
... students and undergraduate ...tip of the inequalities ...fond of saying that God has a transfinite book with all the theorems and their best ...solutions of the problems in this ...
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Media and Stakeholders: Contribution to the Public Debate on Poverty and Energy Justice in Spain
... Fuel poverty was particularly analysed in the United Kingdom from the 1980s ...rest of Europe, the term “energy poverty” became more fre- ...energy poverty have focused on subsistence ...
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Evolución de la cobertura de la pobreza entre 2005 y 2014: qué ha cambiado y qué no en los noticiarios de televisión abierta en Chile
... image of poverty. The “theme of the news” was treated as a multi-answer variable and had as categories: education, housing, basic services, health, culture, conflict, solidarity, violence, ...
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Poverty and commercialization of non-timber forest products
... preservation of natural ...extractors of a NTFP? From the extractor’s welfare point of view, the most important impact is the effect of the price change on revenue per day of ...day ...
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Medios de comunicacin y stakeholders: contribucin al debate pblico de la pobreza y justicia energtica en Espaa
... defence of ideological positions, hence its analysis can reveal the power dynamics be- tween different actors (for example, the is- sue of jurisdictional authority faced by local, regional and ...
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Indicators Of Financial Security Of Small And Medium Enterprises
... issue of managing the financial stability of enterprises are the works of such foreign researchers as: ...works of A. Bobylev, V. Kovalev, M. Melnik, V. Nechaev, and others, devoted to ...
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Working to educate global citizens and create neighborly communities locally and globally: Penn’s partnerships in west Philadelphia as a democratic experiment in progress
... colleges and universities give very high priority to actively solving strategic, real world, problems in their local community, a much greater likelihood exists that they will significantly advance citizenship ...
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Poverty and inequality in Chile: methodological issues and a literature review
... Chumacero and Paredes (2002) and Contreras (2000). Chumacero and Paredes (2002) present a characterization of the income distribution in Chile in order to understand the coexistence of ...
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Universitary financing and welfare: a dynamic analysis with heterogeneous agents and overlapping generations
... Ennis and Porto (2001), J.C. Tedesco (Director of the International Institute for Education Planning of the UNESCO) stated that ‘what is really dramatic is that the university -a fundamental ...
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