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Intensity of material deprivation, Slovenia, 2005 - 2022

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21/03/2024
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(SILC).
INTENSITY OF MATERIAL DEPRIVATION is defined as the mean number of items lacked by persons considered as deprived in the 'economic strain and durables' dimension.
The calculation takes into account only persons with an enforced lack of at least three or at least four out of nine material deprivation items.
The nine items concerned are 1) arrears on mortgage or rent payments, utility bills, hire purchase instalments or other loan payments; 2) capacity to afford paying for one week's annual holiday away from home; 3) capacity to afford a meal with meat, chicken, fish (or vegetarian equivalent) every second day; 4) capacity to face unexpected financial expenses [amount corresponding to the monthly national at-risk-of-poverty threshold of the previous year]; 5) household cannot afford a telephone (including mobile phone); 6) household cannot afford a colour TV; 7) household cannot afford a washing machine; 8) household cannot afford a car and 9) ability of the household to pay for keeping its home adequately warm.
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