Poverty and household consumption patterns in Ecuador

Lídia. Barreiros

ILO Working Papers from International Labour Organization

Abstract: ILO pub-WEP pub-PREALC pub. Working paper, statistical analysis of poverty and household consumption patterns in rural areas and urban areas Ecuador - considers consumer expenditure on basic food requirements and housing; outlines regional disparities, rural urban disparities and disparities associated with family size, men or female headed households, occupational structure, educational level, age, etc. References, statistical tables.

Keywords: poverty; household.; consumption; rural area; urban area; consumer expenditure; food requirements; housing.; regional disparity; rural urban disparity; family size.; men; female headed household; occupational structure; educational level; age.; statistical table; pauvreté; ménage; consommation; zone rurale; zone urbaine; pobreza; hogar; consumo; zona rural; zona urbana; dépenses de consommation; besoins alimentaires; logement; disparité régionale; disparité ville-campagne; dimension de la famille; hommes; femme- chef de famille; structure de l'emploi; niveau d'enseignement; âge; tableau statistique; gasto de consumo; necesidad alimentaria; vivienda; desigualdad regional; desigualdad rural-urbana; tamaño de la familia; hombres; mujer cabeza de familia; estructura del empleo; nivel educativo; edad; cuadros estadísticos (search for similar items in EconPapers)
Pages: 51 P. pages
Date: 1985
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