one of the most respected and, yes, even feared Eurostat forces. Known for her swift decision making, gentle and not so gentle nudges and reminders, coupled with equal measures of kindness and a sympathetic ear, Louise is an inspiration and motivation ...
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*Overall life satisfaction: represents a report of how a respondent evaluates or appraises his or her life taken as a ... respondent should be invited to think about what makes his/her life and existence feel important and meaningful ...
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*any authors or group of authors who considers that a new article meets the criteria mentioned above, can add his/her name(s) on top of the article, in italic just below the title and, if any, subtitle (see examples in the list of authored articles). ...
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*any user 'watching' this page, who has added it to his/her watchlist (see Managing your articles).
== Activating the watchlist ==
To add a page to your Watchlist:
*log in to have the necessary access;
*at the bottom right of the page ...
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on the mean number of children that would be born alive to a woman during her lifetime if she were to pass through her childbearing years conforming to the fertility rates by age of a given year and surviving.
Figure 5 looks at the age-specific ...
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which the recipient has made voluntary payments only, independently of his/her employer or government.
5. Mean and median ... which the recipient has made voluntary payments only, independently of his/her employer or government.
6. S80/S20 income ...
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household should be considered. If the respondent meets his/her relatives/friends once a year during holidays or feasts ... other users (not necessarily friends or people really close to him/her) of the same website who access their profile. The examples ...
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study by demonstrating that the author is aware of the limitations of his or her conclusions and/or the relevant research in the area in question.
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is the mean number of children that would be born alive to a woman during her lifetime if she were to pass through her childbearing years conforming to the age-specific fertility rates of a given year. A total fertility rate of around 2.1 live births ...
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In her agenda for Europe, the President of the European Commission outlined a set of priorities for the period 2019-2024. One of these concerns ‘A Europe fit for the digital age’. In February 2020, the European Commission adopted a Communication ...
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to lodge an application for international protection. However, if his/her application is only recorded by the Greek asylum service ... * the asylum applicant entered into the territory of another Member State in which the need for him or her to have a ...
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are not considered and therefore, the individual has to pay out of his/her pocket the cost of health care. However, the extent varies substantially across countries (see the Excel file Annex I [[Image:Microsoft_Excel_2010_Logo.png|20px|link=]] for ...
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The total fertility rate is defined as the mean number of children who would be born to a woman during her lifetime, ... as the mean number of children who would be born to a woman during her lifetime, if she were to spend her childbearing years ...
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In 2022, a woman born in Denmark could expect to live 65.7% of her life free from any activity limitation, compared with 88.5% for a woman in Bulgaria. In 2022, a man born in Denmark could expect to live 71.8% of his life free from any activity ...
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which the recipient has made voluntary payments only, independently of his/her employer or government.
4. At-risk-of-poverty ... which the recipient has made voluntary payments only, independently of his/her employer or government.
5. Relative at ...
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The concept of self-perceived health is surveyed through a question on how a person perceives his / her health in general ... as a person’s weight (in kilograms) divided by the square of his or her height (in metres):
BMI = weight (kg) / [height ...
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It is granted to a person who is unable to seek protection in his/her country of citizenship and/or residence, in particular ... is the particular legal bond between an individual and his or her State, acquired by birth or naturalisation, whether ...
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born from an EU citizen mother living in an EU country different from her country of citizenship and the number (497 644) from ... every child grows up free from violence and exploitation, has his/her rights protected and access to quality education and ...
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which the respondent considered as being caused or made worse by his/her current or past job. This means that health problems ... work refers to the usual environment where a person carries out his/her work activities. In most cases this is the local unit ...
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Life satisfaction represents how a person evaluates or appraises his or her life taken as a whole. It is intended to cover a broad, reflective appraisal the person makes of his or her life. The term ‘life’ is intended here as all areas of a person’s ...
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