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Low Income in Canada: 2000-2004 Using the Market Basket Measure
- Title Page
- Highlights
- I. Introduction
- II. Low Income Measures
- III. The Market Basket Measure
- Low Income Based on the Market Basket Measure
- MBM Disposable Income and the MBM "Basket"
- The MBM Thresholds
- IV. The Results
- Incidence: 2000-2004
- Depth
- Persistence
- Low Income Dynamics
- V. A Focus on the "Working Poor"
- Incidence
- Depth
- Persistence
- VI. High Risk Groups
- Incidence
- Depth
- Persistence
- VII. Summing Up
- Introduction to Tables 8-11
- Appendix A — Methodological Annex
- The Low Income Cut-Offs (LICOs)- Pre and Post-Income Tax
- Post- Income Tax Low Income Measure (LIM-IAT)
- The Market Basket Measure (MBM)
- Distinctive Features of the MBM
- The Composition of the MBM Basket
- Appendix B — Health Canada's National Nutritious Food Basket — 1998
- Appendix C — Social Planning Council of Winnipeg and Winnipeg Harvest — January 2001 Acceptable Level of Living (A.L.L.) 2000 for Clothing and Footwear
- Appendix D — Percentage of rental units in which various appliances are included in the rent, Labour Force Survey (LFS) rent supplement, average of June to December 2000
- Appendix E — Cities in which transportation items are collected
- Appendix F — Survey of Household Spending (SHS) items included in Other Expenses calculation: numerator
- Appendix G — Market Basket Measure (MBM) tresholds for reference family by component: 2003 and 2004
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