This paper analizes the links between non-monetary deprivation and inequalities in poverty levels in Europe. Non … Poverty (GIP). These two complementary indicators allow respectively to identify the principal characteristics of non …-monetary deprivation and the determinants of the inequalities in poverty. The study makes use of data for 22 European Countries based on …

by groups and income sources. The multi-decomposition of the poverty growth yields respectively: the growth rate of the … poverty incidence (poverty rate) decomposed by groups, the growth rate of the poverty depth (poverty gap ratios) decomposed by …-decomposition is not unique. It is mainly dependent on poverty lines defined on the space of income sources. An application to …

Despite the increasing awareness concerning the importance of distinguishing chronic and transient poverty for policy … making, cross-country comparative studies of poverty dynamics in developing countries are virtually non-existent. The small … differences among them. Crucial questions are still unanswered. Are the factors associated with chronic poverty and vulnerability …

of schooling and gross domestic regional product, but positively associated with the income Gini index, poverty incidence …, and poverty gap. …

The methodology of the anthropometric indices of chronic poverty at early stages of human development is reviewed by …

-SILC) to develop a measure of consistent poverty in Portugal. It is widely agreed that being poor does not simply mean not … living and participation in the society one belongs to. The coexistence of material deprivation and monetary poverty leads to … the concept of consistent poverty. The assessment of material deprivation and the identification of the households and …