11% of EU children faced material deprivation: in 10 EU countries, over half of the children in lower-education households faced material deprivation, with the highest shares recorded in Romania (85%), Bulgaria (83%) and Hungary (78%)
11% of EU children faced material deprivation: in 10 EU countries, over half of the children in lower-education households faced material deprivation, with the highest shares recorded in Romania (85%), Bulgaria (83%) and Hungary (78%)
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Meanwhile, the lowest rates were registered in Poland (9%), Germany and Estonia (each 16%).
That’s impressive by Poland. Is it because of more progressive taxes? Higher minimum wages? Or is life just simply cheaper?
The problem in Spain is that lower-education households are always of immigration background and tend to have higher birth rate and have more kids, Spaniards generally have very low birth rate and many households do not have children.
One of the criteria is
Household: Car
This doesn’t make a lot of sense…
Will be fun once ETS2 massively increases heating costs in those countries.
And yet, our societies economic productivity went ever upwards.
What dies that tell me? That there is something seriously wrong with the economic system we’re using.
God, how many of these indexes are there? I never heard of “material deprivation”. What the hell is this?
Hungary could be like the Czech Republic if they got rid of their Psycho-in-Chief. I just fail to understand how my compatriots who remained in the country don’t see this.
Plus Hungary now holds the title of being a nominal market economy where store chains are now forced to sell below profitability, because why manage inflation?