At-risk-of-poverty rate, by nationality (persons aged 16 years old and over).

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    Total Spanish Foreign (European Union) Foreign (Rest of the world) No data recorded

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    Total:5
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    At-risk-of-poverty rate At-risk-of-poverty rate (with imputed rent)

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    Total:2
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    2024 2023 2022 2021 2020 2019 2018 2017 2016 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008

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  • • Intercambiar filas por columnas	At-risk-of-poverty rate Desplazar abajo Desplazar arriba Pasar a fila Pasar a columna Period Desplazar abajo Desplazar arriba Pasar a fila Pasar a columna
      Nationality Desplazar abajo Desplazar arriba Pasar a fila Pasar a columna	.	.	.
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• Notes ( 4 )
  • In the Living Conditions Survey, the inputs used for the calculation of variables such as income and at-risk-of-poverty rate always correspond to the previous year.
  • At-risk-of-poverty rate (with imputed rent):
    The definition of household income includes imputed rent. Imputed rent is applied to those households that do not pay complete rent, due to being the homeowners, or to occupying a rented dwelling at a price that is lower than the market price, or free of charge. The value imputed is equivalent to the rent that would be paid on the market for a dwelling that is similar to that occupied, less any rent actually paid. Likewise, the interest on the loans requested for purchasing the main dwelling are deducted from the total household income.
  • Poverty threshold: 60% of the median annual income per consumption unit (modified OECD scale), using the distribution of persons. Income per consumption unit is obtained by dividing the total household income by the number of consumption units.
  • As of ECV2020, EU-27, following the UK's departure from the EU.