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Households Below Average Income (HBAI) 1994/95-2001/02

Income growth in real terms

Income growth in real terms
Table A1 Real-terms changes in income by decile group, including the self-employed - before and after housing costs (including the self-employed)
Table A2 Money values of decile medians and overall means in average 2000/01 prices - before and after housing costs (including the self-employed)
Table A3 Shares of total income received by individuals below and above various per centiles of the income distribution - before and after housing costs (including the self-employed)
Table A4 Real-terms changes in income for family type and economic status groups (including the self-employed)
Table A5 Money values of quintile medians for family type and economic status groups in average 2000/01 prices. Income before and after housing costs (£pw equivalised) - before and after housing costs (including and excluding the self-employed)

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Population demographic breakdowns

Population demographic breakdowns
Table B1 Total population by family type, including self-employed (before housing costs)
Table B2 Total population by economic status of the benefit unit, including self-employed (before housing costs)
Table B3 Total population of dependent children by family type and economic status of the benefit unit, including self-employed (before housing costs)
Table B4 Dependent children by number of children in the family, including self-employed (before housing costs)
Table B5 Working-age adults analysed by family type, including self-employed (before housing costs)
Table B6 Working-age adults analysed by economic status of the benefit unit, including self-employed (before housing costs)
Table B7 Pensioners by family type and age of head, including self-employed (before housing costs)
Table B8 Pensioners analysed by tenure, including self-employed (before housing costs)

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Money values for 50% mean and 60% median income by example family types in 2001/02 prices

Money values for 50% mean and 60% median income by example family types in 2001/02 prices
Table C Unequivalised money values for overall distribution mean, median, 50 per cent of mean and 60 per cent of median income for different family types in 2001/02 prices (including the self-employed)

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All individuals

All individuals
Table D1 Individuals - quintile distribution of low income and family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table D2 Individuals - quintile distribution of low income and economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table D3 Individuals - composition of income quintiles by family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing cost)
Table D4 Individuals - composition of income quintiles by economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table D5.1 Individuals - risk of living in households with less than 60 per cent of contemporary median household income, by family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table D5.2 Individuals - risk of living in households with less than 50 per cent of contemporary mean household income, by family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table D6.1 Individuals - risk of living in households with less than 60 per cent of contemporary median household income, by economic status of benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table D6.2 Individuals - risk of living in households with less than 50 per cent of contemporary mean household income, by family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table D7.1 Individuals - composition of those living in households with less than 50 per cent of contemporary mean household income, by family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table D7.2 Individuals - composition of those living in households with less than 50 per cent of contemporary mean household income, by family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table D8.1 Individuals - composition of those living in households with less than 60 per cent of contemporary median household income, by economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table D8.2 Individuals - composition of those living in households with less than 50 per cent of contemporary mean household income, by economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table D9.1 Individuals - risk of living in households with less than 60 per cent of 1996/7 median household income held constant in real terms, by family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table D9.2 Individuals - risk of living in households with less than 50 per cent of 1996/7 mean household income held constant in real terms, by family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table D10.1 Individuals - risk of living in households with less than 60 per cent of 1996/7 median household income held constant in real terms, by economic status of benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table D10.2 Individuals - risk of living in households with less than 50 per cent of 1996/7 mean household income held constant in real terms, by economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table D11.1 Individuals - composition of those living in households with less than 60 per cent of 1996/7 median household income held constant in real terms, by family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table D11.2 Individuals - composition of those living in households with less than 50 per cent of 1996/7 mean household income held constant in real terms, by family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table D12.1 Individuals - composition of those living in households with less than 60 per cent of 1996/7 median household income held constant in real terms, by economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table D12.2 Individuals - composition of those of living in households with less than 50 per cent of 1996/7 mean household income held constant in real terms, by economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)

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Children

Children
Table E1 Children - quintile distribution of low income by family type and economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed
Table E2 Children - quintile distribution of low income and number of children in family, including the self-employed
Table E3.1 Children - risk of living in households with less than 60 per cent of contemporary median household income, by family type and economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table E3.2 Children - risk of living in households with less than 50 per cent of contemporary mean household income, by family type and economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table E4.1 Children - risk of living in households with less than 60 per cent of contemporary median household income, by number of children in family, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table E4.2 Children - risk of living in households with less than 50 per cent of contemporary mean household income, by number of children in family, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table E5.1 Children - composition of those living in households with less than 60 per cent of contemporary median household income, by economic status and family type of benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table E5.2 Children - composition of those living in households with less than 50 per cent of contemporary mean household income, by family type and economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table E6.1 Children - composition of those living in households with less than 60 per cent of contemporary median household income, by number of children in family, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table E6.2 Children - composition of those living in households with less than 50 per cent of contemporary mean household income, by number of children in family, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table E7.1 Children - risk of living in households with less than 60 per cent of 1996/7 median household income held constant in real terms, by family type and economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table E7.2 Children - risk of living in households with less than 50 per cent of 1996/7 mean household income held constant in real terms, by family type and economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table E8.1 Children - risk of living in households with less than 60 per cent of 1996/7 median household income held constant in real terms, by number of children in family, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table E8.2 Children - risk of living in households with less than 50 per cent of 1996/7 mean household income held constant in real terms, by number of children in family, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table E9.1 Children - composition of those living in households with less than 60 per cent of 1996/7 median household income held constant in real terms, by family type and economic status the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table E9.2 Children - composition of those living in households with less than 50 per cent of 1996/7 mean household income held constant in real terms, by family type and economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table E10.1 Working-age adults - composition of those living in households with less than 60 per cent of 1996/7 median household income held constant in real terms, by economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table E10.2 Working-age adults - composition of those living in households with less than 50 per cent of 1996/7 mean household income held constant in real terms, by economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)

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Working-age adults

Working-age adults
Table F1 (BHC) Working-age adults - quintile distribution of low income and family type, including the self-employed
Table F1 (AHC) Working-age adults - quintile distribution of low income and family type, including the self-employed
Table F2 (continued): Working-age adults - quintile distribution of low income by family type and economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table F3.1 Working-age adults - risk of living in households with less than 60 per cent of contemporary median household income, by family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table F3.2 Working-age adults - risk of living in households with less than 50 per cent of contemporary mean household income, by family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table F4.1 Working-age adults - risk of living in households with less than 60 per cent of contemporary median household income, by economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table F4.2 Working-age adults - composition of those living in households with less than 60 per cent of contemporary median household income, by family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table F5.1 Working-age adults - composition of those living in households with less than 60 per cent of contemporary median household income, by family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table F5.2 Working-age adults - composition of those living in households with less than 50 per cent of contemporary mean household income, by family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table F6.1 Working-age adults - composition of those living in households with less than 60 per cent of contemporary median household income, by economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table F6.2 Working-age adults - composition of those living in households with less than 50 per cent of contemporary mean household income, by economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table F7.1 Working-age adults - risk of living in households with less than 60 per cent of 1996/7 median household income held constant in real terms, by family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table F7.2 Working-age adults - risk of living in households with less than 50 per cent of 1996/7 mean household income held constant in real terms, by family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table F8.1 Working-age adults - risk of living in households with less than 60 per cent of 1996/7 median household income held constant in real terms, by economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table F8.2 Working-age adults - risk of living in households with less than 50 per cent of 1996/7 mean household income held constant in real terms, by economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table F9.1 Working-age adults - composition of those living in households with less than 60 per cent of 1996/7 median household income held constant in real terms, by family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table F9.2 Working-age adults - composition of those living in households with less than 50 per cent of 1996/7 mean household income held constant in real terms, by family type, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table F10.1 Working-age adults - composition of those living in households with less than 60 per cent of 1996/7 median household income held constant in real terms, by economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table F10.2 Working-age adults - composition of those living in households with less than 50 per cent of 1996/7 mean household income held constant in real terms, by economic status of the benefit unit, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)

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Pensioners

Pensioners tables
Table G1 (BHC and AHC) (continued): Pensioners - quintile distribution of income, family type and age of head, including the self-employed
Table G2 (BHC & AHC) Pensioners - quintile distribution of income and tenure type, including the self-employed
Table G3.2 Pensioners - risk of living in households with less than 50 per cent contemporary mean household income, by family type and age of head, including the self-employed
Table G4.1 Pensioners - risk of living in households with less than 60 per cent contemporary median household income, by tenure, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table G4.2 Pensioners - risk of living in households with less than 50 per cent of contemporary mean household income, by tenure including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table G5.1 Pensioners - composition of those living in households with less than 60 per cent contemporary median household income, by family type and age of head, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table G5.2 Pensioners - composition of those living in households with less than 50 per cent of contemporary mean household income, by family type and age of head, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table G6.1 Pensioners - composition of those living in households with less than 60 per cent contemporary median household income, by tenure, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table G6.2 Pensioners - composition of those living in households with less than 50 per cent contemporary mean household income, by tenure, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table G7.1 Pensioners - risk of living in households with less than 60 per cent of 1996/7 median household income held constant in real terms, by family type and age of head, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table G7.2 Pensioners - risk of living in households with less than 50 per cent of 1996/7 mean household income held constant in real terms, by family type and age of head, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table G8.1 Pensioners - risk of living in households with less than 60 per cent of 1996/7 median household income held constant in real terms, by tenure, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table G8.2 Pensioners - risk of living in households with less than 50 per cent of 1996/7 mean household income held constant in real terms, by tenure, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table G9.1 Pensioners - composition of those living in households with less than 60 per cent of 1996/7 median household income held constant in real terms, by family type and age of head, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table G9.2 Pensioners - composition of those living in households with less than 50 per cent of 1996/7 mean household income held constant in real terms, by family type and age of head, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table G10.1 Pensioners - composition of those living in households with less than 60 per cent of 1996/7 median household income held constant in real terms, by tenure, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)
Table G10.2 Pensioners - composition of those living in households with less than 50 per cent of 1996/7 mean household income held constant in real terms, by tenure, including the self-employed (before and after housing costs)

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Risk of relative and ‘absolute’ low income (opportunity for all indicators) 1979-2001/02

Risk of relative and ‘absolute’ low income (opportunity for all indicators) 1979-2001/02
Table H1 Individuals - risk of falling below various thresholds of contemporary income - before and after housing costs (including the self-employed)
Table H2 Children - risk of falling below various thresholds of contemporary income - before and after housing costs (including the self-employed)
Table H3 Working-age adults - risk of falling below various thresholds of contemporary income - before and after housing costs (including the self-employed)
Table H4 Pensioners - risk of falling below various thresholds of contemporary income - before and after housing costs (including the self-employed)
Table H5 Individuals - risk of falling below various thresholds of income held constant in real terms - before and after housing costs (including the self-employed)
Table H6 Children - risk of falling below various thresholds of income held constant in real terms - before and after housing costs (including self-employed)
Table H7 Working-age adults - risk of falling below various thresholds of income held constant in real terms - before and after housing costs (including the self-employed)
Table H8 Pensioners - risk of falling below various hresholds of income held constant in real terms - before and after housing costs (including the self-employed)