The distributional impact of imputed rent in EU-SILC - Products Statistical working papers
The paper provides descriptive evidence on the distributional consequences of adding imputed rents to household disposable income. It first reviews the conceptual background, and then uses EU-SILC 2007 cross-sectional data to examine how imputed rent would change the cross-national view of income inequality, income poverty, and the link between monetary poverty and non-monetary deprivation.
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Product code: KS-RA-10-023
ISBN 978-92-79-16759-1
ISSN 1977-0375
doi:10.2785/56240
ISBN 978-92-79-16759-1
ISSN 1977-0375
doi:10.2785/56240
Theme: Population and social conditions
Collection: Statistical working papers