At-risk-of-poverty - Gap - EUROMOD estimates

The tables show the At-risk-of-poverty (AROP) gap, which measures the distance of the poor to a poverty line as defined under a criterion. EUROMOD Indicators use the relative median AROP gap, where the distance is computed as the equivalised income of the median poor divided by the poverty line, which coincides with the Eurostat definition. The indicator is computed for several income components and for three different poverty lines, defined as 40%, 50% and 60% of equivalised diposable income. These poverty lines are used for all income components except post-CT disposable income, whose poverty lines are computed on median equivalised post-CT disposable income. Results are shown by age group and for the whole population (all).

Results are shown in percentage.

For more information on the economic and socio-demographic concepts used, see the EUROMOD Glossary and the list of breakdown variables.