a. Includes ad valorem equivalents of specific rates.
a. Estimates not shown due to very low population coverage of available survey data.
a. Based on per capita consumption estimated from household survey data, unless otherwise noted. b. Refers to the period of reference of a survey. If the period of reference of a survey covers multiple years, the first year is reported as the reference year. c. World Bank estimates. d. Estimates based on survey data from earlier year(s) are available, but are not comparable with the most recent year reported here; these are available on-line via povertydata.worldbank.org. e. Based on income per capita estimated from household survey data. f. Relative poverty. g. Based on per adult equivalent income/consumption.
a. Comparable data are for the most recent year available. b. 2011 data from National sources.
a. Based on nominal per capita consumption averages and distributions estimated parametrically from grouped household survey data, unless otherwise noted. b. Refers to the year in which the underlying household survey data was collected and, in cases for which the data collection period bridged two calender years, the year in which most of the data was collected is reported. c. Based on Purchasing Power parity (PPP) dollars imputed using regression. d. Covers urban areas only. e. Based on per capita income averages and distribution data estimated parametrically from grouped household survey data. f. Estimated non-parametrically from nominal income per capita distributions based on unit-record household survey data. g. PPP conversion factor based on urban prices. h. Population weighted average of urban and rural estimates. i. Based on benchmark national PPP estimate re-scaled to account for cost-of-living differences in urban and rural areas. j. Estimated non-parametrically from nominal consumption per capita distributions based on unit-record household survey data.
a. Series included in the energy index. b. Included in the non-energy index. c. Included in the precious metals index. Note: bbl = barrel, cu. m = cubic meter, dmtu = dry metric ton unit, kg = kilogram, mmBtu = million British thermal units, mt = metric ton, toz = troy ounce
a. Based on per capita consumption estimated from household survey data, unless otherwise noted. b. Refers to the period of reference of a survey. If the period of reference of a survey covers multiple years, the reference year is the year with the majority of the survey respondents. If the period of reference of a survey is half in one year and half in the other, the first year is reported as the reference year. c. World Bank estimates. d. Estimates based on survey data from earlier year(s) are available, but are not comparable with the most recent year reported here; these are available on-line via povertydata.worldbank.org. e. Based on income per capita estimated from household survey data. f. Relative poverty. g. Based on per adult equivalent income/consumption.
a. Based on nominal per capita consumption averages and distributions estimated parametrically from unit-record household survey data, unless otherwise noted. b. Refers to the period of reference of a survey. If the period of reference of a survey covers multiple years, the first year is reported as the reference year. c. Estimated non-parametrically from nominal income per capita distributions based on unit-record household survey data. d. Covers urban areas only. e. The 2011 PPP is not reliable. Use 2005 PPP instead. Thus, the $1.9 and $3.1 poverty lines correspond to $1.25 and $2, respectively. f. Based on Purchasing Power parity (PPP) dollars imputed using regression. g. Based on benchmark national PPP estimate re-scaled to account for cost-of-living differences in urban and rural areas. The national estimates are the population weighted average of urban and rural estimates. h. Estimated non-parametrically from nominal consumption per capita distributions based on grouped household survey data. i. Based on per capita income averages and distribution data estimated parametrically from grouped household survey data.
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