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[DSD_​TAXBEN_​NRR@DF_​NRR] Net replacement rate in unemployment

Updated by provider on October 15, 2024 (4:37 PM).

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Reference area [REF_​AREA] (42)
Measure [MEASURE] (1)
Unit of measure [UNIT_​MEASURE] (1)
Household type [HOUSEHOLD_​TYPE] (4)
Age of children [AGE_​CHILDREN] (1)
Earnings in the previous job [INCOME_​PREV] (3)
Earnings of the spouse [INCOME_​PART] (5)
Unemployment duration [UNEMP_​DURATION] (60)
Eligibility for social assistance benefits [SOC_​ASS_​BENEFIT] (2)
Eligibility for rent supplements [HOUSE_​BENEFIT] (2)
Frequency of observation [FREQ] (1)

This dataset has 272,160 series:

[AUS.NHIDU.PT_​INC_​DISP_​HH_​BJL.C_​C0.Y4_​6.AW100.AW100.M1.NO.NO.A] Australia – Net household income during unemployment – Percentage of disposable household income before job loss – Couple, no children – 4 and 6 years – 100% of average wage – 100% of average wage – 1 month – No – No – Annual

from
2001=52
to
2022=50
min:
50
max:
52
avg:
51
σ:
1

[AUS.NHIDU.PT_​INC_​DISP_​HH_​BJL.C_​C0.Y4_​6.AW100.AW100.M1.NO.YES.A] Australia – Net household income during unemployment – Percentage of disposable household income before job loss – Couple, no children – 4 and 6 years – 100% of average wage – 100% of average wage – 1 month – No – Yes – Annual

from
2001=52
to
2022=50
min:
50
max:
52
avg:
51
σ:
1

[AUS.NHIDU.PT_​INC_​DISP_​HH_​BJL.C_​C0.Y4_​6.AW100.AW100.M1.YES.NO.A] Australia – Net household income during unemployment – Percentage of disposable household income before job loss – Couple, no children – 4 and 6 years – 100% of average wage – 100% of average wage – 1 month – Yes – No – Annual

from
2001=52
to
2022=50
min:
50
max:
52
avg:
51
σ:
1

[AUS.NHIDU.PT_​INC_​DISP_​HH_​BJL.C_​C0.Y4_​6.AW100.AW100.M1.YES.YES.A] Australia – Net household income during unemployment – Percentage of disposable household income before job loss – Couple, no children – 4 and 6 years – 100% of average wage – 100% of average wage – 1 month – Yes – Yes – Annual

from
2001=52
to
2022=50
min:
50
max:
52
avg:
51
σ:
1

[AUS.NHIDU.PT_​INC_​DISP_​HH_​BJL.C_​C0.Y4_​6.AW100.AW100.M10.NO.NO.A] Australia – Net household income during unemployment – Percentage of disposable household income before job loss – Couple, no children – 4 and 6 years – 100% of average wage – 100% of average wage – 10 months – No – No – Annual

from
2001=52
to
2022=50
min:
50
max:
52
avg:
51
σ:
1

[AUS.NHIDU.PT_​INC_​DISP_​HH_​BJL.C_​C0.Y4_​6.AW100.AW100.M10.NO.YES.A] Australia – Net household income during unemployment – Percentage of disposable household income before job loss – Couple, no children – 4 and 6 years – 100% of average wage – 100% of average wage – 10 months – No – Yes – Annual

from
2001=52
to
2022=50
min:
50
max:
52
avg:
51
σ:
1

[AUS.NHIDU.PT_​INC_​DISP_​HH_​BJL.C_​C0.Y4_​6.AW100.AW100.M10.YES.NO.A] Australia – Net household income during unemployment – Percentage of disposable household income before job loss – Couple, no children – 4 and 6 years – 100% of average wage – 100% of average wage – 10 months – Yes – No – Annual

from
2001=52
to
2022=50
min:
50
max:
52
avg:
51
σ:
1

[AUS.NHIDU.PT_​INC_​DISP_​HH_​BJL.C_​C0.Y4_​6.AW100.AW100.M10.YES.YES.A] Australia – Net household income during unemployment – Percentage of disposable household income before job loss – Couple, no children – 4 and 6 years – 100% of average wage – 100% of average wage – 10 months – Yes – Yes – Annual

from
2001=52
to
2022=50
min:
50
max:
52
avg:
51
σ:
1

[AUS.NHIDU.PT_​INC_​DISP_​HH_​BJL.C_​C0.Y4_​6.AW100.AW100.M11.NO.NO.A] Australia – Net household income during unemployment – Percentage of disposable household income before job loss – Couple, no children – 4 and 6 years – 100% of average wage – 100% of average wage – 11 months – No – No – Annual

from
2001=52
to
2022=50
min:
50
max:
52
avg:
51
σ:
1

[AUS.NHIDU.PT_​INC_​DISP_​HH_​BJL.C_​C0.Y4_​6.AW100.AW100.M11.NO.YES.A] Australia – Net household income during unemployment – Percentage of disposable household income before job loss – Couple, no children – 4 and 6 years – 100% of average wage – 100% of average wage – 11 months – No – Yes – Annual

from
2001=52
to
2022=50
min:
50
max:
52
avg:
51
σ:
1