Evaluating impact on financial situation of households

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Scope

Does the option have significant consequences for the financial situation of individuals / households, both immediately and in the long run?

Definition

Proper social protection and improved living and working conditions are among the objectives of the Community and of the Member States (Article 136 (TEC). In accordance with the subsidiarity principle, however, Community provisions concern social security only as regards specific cases such as the implementation of the principle of equal treatment for national and other European workers or for what concerns gender equality. Conversely, most aspects of social security are of exclusive competence of the Member States.

Result

Further information

EC related information:

The European Observatory on the Social Situation and Demography

Other information:

Indicators:

The following Eurostat Structural Indicators (Social cohesion) are relevant to address the key question:

• Inequality of income distribution
• At-Risk-of-poverty-rate before social transfer
• At-Risk-of-poverty-rate after social transfer
• At-Persistent-risk-of-poverty-rate
• Population living in jobless households (people aged 18+)
• Population living in jobless households (children aged 0-17)

The following Eurostat Sustainable Development Indicators (Poverty and social exclusion, Economic Development) are relevant to address the key question:

• At risk of poverty rate
• At risk-of-poverty rate after social transfers, total
• At risk-of-poverty rate after social transfers by household type
• At-Persistent-risk-of-poverty-rate
• People living in Jobless households, by age group
• Inequality of income distribution (Income quintile share ratio)

See also

IA TOOLS

References

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