2015
DOI: 10.3917/rs.070.0017
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Niveau de vie et pauvreté des personnes âgées de 1996 à 2012

Abstract: Cette étude procède à un état des lieux de la situation économique et sociale des personnes âgées, à travers notamment leurs conditions de vie et leur niveau de vie. Elle livre de nombreux enseignements, avec comme fait majeur que cette population devient plus hétérogène au fur et à mesure qu’elle s’étend. Ce résultat est tiré de l’analyse des éléments constitutifs et des mécanismes à l’œuvre dans la détermination du niveau de vie de ces populations dont les cohortes sont atteintes différemment par les réforme… Show more

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“…The poverty rate of migrant households and mixed households varies considerably according to the geographic origins of the migrants: African migrant households (that is, Black and Arab/ Berber ethnic minorities) are characterised by a much higher poverty rate with respect to their white European counterparts, about 43% and 24% respectively. A similar pattern is found when comparing mixed households: the poverty rate is approximately 27% for mixed households when the person of reference is an African migrant compared to about 11% for European mixed households (Lombardo and Pujol 2010).…”
Section: Povertysupporting
confidence: 75%
“…The poverty rate of migrant households and mixed households varies considerably according to the geographic origins of the migrants: African migrant households (that is, Black and Arab/ Berber ethnic minorities) are characterised by a much higher poverty rate with respect to their white European counterparts, about 43% and 24% respectively. A similar pattern is found when comparing mixed households: the poverty rate is approximately 27% for mixed households when the person of reference is an African migrant compared to about 11% for European mixed households (Lombardo and Pujol 2010).…”
Section: Povertysupporting
confidence: 75%