2009
DOI: 10.3406/estat.2009.7733
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Qu’est-ce qu’être pauvre aujourd’hui en Europe ? L’analyse du consensus sur les privations

Abstract: [spa] La encuesta Estándares de vida realizada por el Insee en 2006 y el Eurobarómetro 67. I, financiado en 2007 por la Comisión Europea, permiten analizar el modo en que franceses y europeos se representan la pobreza y las privaciones que conlleva. En efecto, la pobreza puede definirse como el hecho de ser víctima de un determinado número de privaciones. Se habla entonces de pobreza en las condiciones de vida. En la encuesta francesa, aunque más del 50% de los encuestados considera inaceptable la mitad de las… Show more

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“…Therefore, for each institution, we recorded the most common response shared by the large majority of respondents. According to Accardo and De saint pol (2009), the proportion should be more than 50%.…”
Section: Risk Reporting Appraisalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Therefore, for each institution, we recorded the most common response shared by the large majority of respondents. According to Accardo and De saint pol (2009), the proportion should be more than 50%.…”
Section: Risk Reporting Appraisalmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…In turn, Allen and Bali (2007) suggest that for most systematic investigation, an opinion on a single frequency and severity will be less biased compared to many opinions. It is a concept included in consensual approach or in most sets of approaches based on “majority rule” (Baral et al , 1991; Accardo and de Saint Pol, 2009). Halleröd (1994) proposed to retain all the answers, but by weighting each by its rate of citation.…”
Section: Solving the Problem Of Multi‐opinionsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…For further analysis, the choice of the “majority of responses” is convenient but it ignores the intensity of preferences. In this case, Accardo and de Saint Pol (2009) speak of consensus if the majority opinion is strongly rejected by a significant minority. Thus, we can try to remedy this problem in various ways, for example by using a threshold more than 50 percent.…”
Section: Solving the Problem Of Multi‐opinionsmentioning
confidence: 99%