Living Standards Measurements Study - Serbia 2002 - 2007

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Gorana Krstic Poverty profile in Serbia in the period from 2002-2007 1 1.1. Key poverty indicators .......................................................10 1.2. Poverty sensitivity to change in poverty line .........................12 1.3. Subjective poverty ............................................................13 1.4. Growth incidence curve......................................................14 1.5. Inequality ........................................................................15 1.6. Poverty profile in Serbia.....................................................17 1.7. Regional poverty component ..............................................17 1.8. Labour market status ........................................................19 1.9. Education and demographic features ...................................20 1.10. Land ownership...............................................................23 1.11. Consumption determinants ...............................................23 1.12. Conclusion .....................................................................25 9
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ecorded in Vojvodina (15.2 percent)
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5.2. Possession of durable goods Th
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Table 5.4. Households by type of he
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The data in Table 5 and Graph 2 sho
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5.5. Conclusion 1. Most households
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6.1. SOCIAL WELFARE IN SERBIA 6.1.1
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households, around one sixth are th
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Graph 6.2. Targeting of benefits by
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6.2. PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES 6.2.1
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Graph 6.5. PWDs living above and be
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agricultural workers are added to t
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6.2.8. Social benefits and PWDs Tab
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7. HEALTH 7.1. Introduction Public
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situations relating to using servic
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People living below the poverty lin
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7.8. Health care expenditures In 20
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7.9. Conclusions On the basis of th
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8. EDUCATION Introduction In the do
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8.1.6. General education data obtai
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Graph 8.3. School attendance, relat
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emain at home (38 percent). Childre
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Graph 8.7. Primary education (speci
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8.4. Secondary education 8.4.1. Gen
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Similarly to the research conducted
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Graph 8.13. Percentage of young peo
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Local government spent 7.1 billion
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8.7. Conclusion We shall consider a
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Jelena Milakovic Employment status
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Graph 9.1. Activity and Employment
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Table 9.5. Population aged 15+ by a
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9.3. Employment in the informal sec
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than in 2003). Apart from the fact
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9.11. The unemployment rate7F7F Acc
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Table 9.10. Inactive population by
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Examined by quintile, the average s
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Endnotes, Part 9 1 Data on the size
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10. AGRICULTURE 10.1. Rural poverty
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Box 2. Definition of Rural Areas A
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significantly lower (Table 2). Stat
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Graph 10.4 How do you assess the cu
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ural area economic development beca
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10.3.3. diversification of income a
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Table 10.4. Active agricultural pop
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Graph 10.16. What would help your h
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10.5. CONCLUSION 1. One of the main
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Rachel Smith-Govoni Water and Sanit
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Belgrade is the only location in Se
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Table 11.3. Coping methods used if
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eported outbreaks of jaundice relat
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Table 11.8. Estimation of the neces
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Rachel Smith-Govoni and Gorana Krst
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• Rental questionnaire - in which
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12.3. Sampling 12.3.1. Sample descr
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status was unknown at the time of t
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households, those living in institu
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for household appliances is include
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Table 12.7. Estimated depreciation
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members require different amounts o
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spends on food exactly the amount o
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Endnotes, Part 12 1 For basic advan
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Table 1.1. Individual Sample Total
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Table 8.1. Population aged 3-24 yea
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Table 8.8. Children from 3 to 7 who
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Table 8.19. Percentage of students
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Table 9.1. Population aged 15+ Tota
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