1998
DOI: 10.3406/estat.1998.2591
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Niveau de vie et taille du ménage : estimations d'une échelle d'équivalence

Abstract: [fre] Niveau de vie et taille du ménage : estimations d'une échelle d'équivalence . Pour comparer le niveau de vie de ménages de composition différente, le statisticien recourt habituellement à une échelle d'équivalence, de façon à obtenir un revenu par équivalent-adulte. Léchelle d'équivalence précise le lien entre la consommation d'un ménage et le nombre d'adultes et d'enfants qui le composent, pour un niveau de vie fixé. Elle appréhende les économies d'échelles que réalise un ménage de plusieurs personnes, … Show more

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“…All estimates were then annualized and summarized by household to generate an income status per household. Average adjusted income status per equivalent-adult was calculated by dividing the income by an equivalence scale in order to adjust for differences in size and age structure of household [32,33]. We used the equivalence scale that has been proposed by WHO and FAO for developing countries: it assigns a weight of 1 to the adult man, 0.8 to the woman, and 0.5 to each child under 15 years of age [34].…”
Section: Incomementioning
confidence: 99%
“…All estimates were then annualized and summarized by household to generate an income status per household. Average adjusted income status per equivalent-adult was calculated by dividing the income by an equivalence scale in order to adjust for differences in size and age structure of household [32,33]. We used the equivalence scale that has been proposed by WHO and FAO for developing countries: it assigns a weight of 1 to the adult man, 0.8 to the woman, and 0.5 to each child under 15 years of age [34].…”
Section: Incomementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Two forms of presentation are usually adopted for ( , ) f X N (Hourriez and Olier, 1997). The first one reads as:…”
Section: The Theoretical Models Of Equivalence Scalesmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…). Dès lors, il est d'usage que l'échelle d'Oxford mesure le niveau de vie des pays dits en développement, alors que l'échelle OCDE est utilisée pour les pays dits développés (Hourriez et Olier, 1997 ;Verger, 2005).…”
Section: Les Provinces -Une éChelle Statistiqueunclassified