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(CSV) Poverty rate for families by presence of disabled members – DWP equality information 2011 (data)

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7. Rate of disability poverty
Table 7.1: Poverty rate for families by presence of disabled members and age, 2009/10, United Kingdom
Group
Children
Working-aged adults
Pensioners
Table 7.2: Poverty rate for families by presence of disabled members, 2009/10, United Kingdom
Poverty rate
Table 7.3: Poverty rate for families by presence of disabled members and ethnicity, 2007/08-2009/10, United Kingdom
Ethnic group of head (3-year average)
White
Mixed
Asian or Asian British
Indian
Pakistani and Bangladeshi
Black or Black British
Black Caribbean
Black Non-Caribbean
Chinese or other ethnic group
Table 7.4: Poverty rate for families by presence of disabled members and gender, 2009/10, United Kingdom
Male child
Female child
Male Working-age adult
Female Working-age adult
Male Pensioner
Female Pensioner
Source: Households Below Average Income 2009/10
Notes:
1. This indicator is measured using Households Below Average Income statistics sourced from the Family Resources Survey. The indicator measures the percentage of individuals in families with disabled members with incomes below 60 percent of contemporary equivalised median income, before housing costs. Data is annual with approximately a 12-month time delay after the end of the survey period.
2. All estimates are based on survey data and are therefore subject to uncertainty. Small differences should be treated with caution as these will be affected by sampling error and variability in non-response.
3. Estimates showing ethnic breakdowns are presented as three-year averages because of small sample sizes. However, the figures must still be treated with some caution, as the sample sizes are still small for certain ethnic minority groups.
4. Proportions of individuals in low-income households have been rounded to the nearest percentage point.
5. Results cover the financial year 2009/10, i.e. April 2009 to March 2010.