Retirement and the Poverty of the Elderly in Portugal

Figure 4-2: Low income incidence - percentage of retired people below poverty threshold, by Age Cohort (Cont.)

60% median - male

<1920

■ 1920-1930

■ 1930-1940

>1940

60% median - female

66% 1994 median - male

66% 1994 median - female

—♦—<1920
-■-1920-1930

-⅛-1930-1940

-M->1940

Source: Authors computations based on ECHP.

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