Regressing Background Characteristics on the Self-Assessed and the Objective Measure of Economic Vulnerability

Autor:	Julia Henke
Rok vydání:	2020
Předmět:	education.field_of_study Self Income poverty Significant difference Population Econometrics Vulnerability Measure (physics) Optimal distinctiveness theory education Psychology
Zdroj:	Revisiting Economic Vulnerability in Old Age ISBN: 9783030363222
DOI:	10.1007/978-3-030-36323-9_18
Popis:	This is the first chapter of Part IV, focusing on the analysis of the Self-Assessed Measure (economic strain) of economic vulnerability and its distinctiveness from the Objective Measure (income poverty). The first step in our plan of analysis consists in estimating a base model of Background Characteristics, yielding a general profile of the two population groups that are vulnerable according to the Objective Measure (income poverty) and the Self-Assessed Measure (economic strain). Considering the similarities and possible differences between the groups will allow to respond to question Ii) ‘Is there a significant difference between the two (overlapping) population groups that are vulnerable (a) according to the Self-Assessed Measure and (b) according to the Objective Measure with regard to their Background Characteristics?’
Databáze:	OpenAIRE
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