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Appendix B: 1993-1998 Detailed Longitudinal Tabulations

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Table B.1 Detailed longitudinal incidence of low income, 1993-98.
Female major income recipients in families with children under 18 yrs of age1
  Lone parents Lone mothers Female major recipient in couples with kids<18
  All lone parents No family change Rest of lone parents All lone mothers No family change Rest of lone mothers All major recipients No family change Rest of major recipients
All major income recipients 628,531 245,404 383,127 534,988 219,289 315,699 651,926 178,760 473,167
Incidence of ever low income in 1993-98                  
Low income major income recipients 358,318 143,976 214,341 321,038 137,163 183,874 162,404 27,947 134,457
Incidence of low income 57% 59% 56% 60% 63% 58% 25% 16% 28%
Low income gap before transfers 83% 87% 79% 84% 89% 79% 70% 61% 72%
Low income gap after transfers 28% 24% 31% 26% 24% 29% 29% 24% 30%
Incidence of always low income in 1993-98                  
Low income major income recipients 82,975 50,129 *** 65,980 44,719 *** *** *** ***
Incidence of low income 13% 20% *** 12% 20% *** *** *** ***
Low income gap before transfers 88% 89% *** 91% 92% *** *** *** ***
Low income gap after transfers 32% 29% *** 32% 30% *** *** *** ***
Incidence of cumulative income<LICO                  
Low income major income recipients 208,163 114,512 93,651 182,545 107,977 74,568 78,696 *** 66,600
Incidence of low income 33% 47% 24% 34% 49% 24% 12% *** 14%
Low income gap before transfers 86% 89% 82% 88% 90% 83% 77% *** 80%
Low income gap after transfers 29% 25% 35% 28% 25% 32% 31% *** 32%
1. Sample of female major income recipients, age 16-55, and at least one child under 18 in 1993.
***Less than 30 observations.

Table B.2 Longitudinal profile of low income, 1993-98
  Lone Parents Lone Mothers Female major recipient in couples with kids<18
  Never low income Low income 1-3 years Low income 4-6 years All1 Never low income Low income 1-3 years Low income 4-6 years All1 Never low income Low income 1-3 years Low income 4-6 years All1
Change in family status                        
Yes change 168,786 116,079 98,263 383,127 131,825 108,506 75,368 315,699 338,710 74,183 60,274 473,167
No change 101,428 35,983 107,993 245,404 82,126 34,580 102,583 219,289 150,813 *** *** 178,760
Age in 1993                        
16-29 34,007 59,315 51,509 144,830 27,798 59,037 51,509 138,344 86,281 *** *** 117,714
30-55 236,207 92,747 154,747 483,701 186,153 84,049 126,443 396,645 403,242 77,674 53,296 534,212
Age of youngest child in 1993                        
0-5 69,556 76,852 101,372 247,779 53,771 75,448 95,962 225,181 248,941 47,223 34,412 330,576
6-11 94,723 43,155 38,517 176,395 74,969 39,738 34,541 149,247 132,952 25,947 *** 187,485
12-17 105,934 32,056 66,367 204,357 85,211 27,900 47,449 160,560 107,630 *** *** 133,865
Student during the year                        
Yes *** 24,417 42,091 79,177 *** *** 41,679 76,156 *** *** *** ***
No 253,386 127,366 163,894 544,646 200,011 119,905 136,002 455,918 476,402 84,413 65,571 626,386
Level of education of non-students                        
Less than high school 27,993 32,516 74,374 134,883 *** 28,762 64,209 109,026 52,088 *** *** 97,295
High school diploma 35,495 *** *** 102,898 26,860 *** *** 84,839 90,252 *** *** 115,564
Some post-secondary 32,805 *** *** 75,541 28,458 *** *** 65,361 45,988 *** *** 68,932
Post-secondary degree 157,093 42,792 *** 231,325 128,638 40,211 *** 196,692 288,075 44,637 *** 344,596
Members of a high-risk group                        
Yes *** 32,575 61,614 122,616 *** 27,587 59,214 108,633 27,927 *** *** 64,560
No 241,787 119,487 144,641 505,915 192,118 115,499 118,738 426,355 461,596 82,137 43,634 587,366
All 270,213 152,062 206,255 628,531 213,951 143,086 177,952 534,988 489,523 88,984 73,419 651,926
1. All refers to the previous three groups
2. Full-time or part -time student
*** Less than 30 observations.

Table B.3 Longitudinal persistence of low income, 1993-98, lone parent major incomes recipients1
  Lone parents Lone mothers
  All lone parents No marital change/
always had kid<18/
always major recipient
Rest of lone parents All lone mothers No marital change/
always had kid<18/
always major recipient
Rest of lone mothers
Years spent in low income in 1993-98            
- 1 years 63,391 *** 53,819 59,456 *** 50,162
- 2 years 54,613 *** 44,962 49,572 *** 41,047
- 3 years 34,058 *** *** 34,058 *** ***
- 4 years 62,214 *** 33,076 53,306 *** ***
- 5 years 61,066 *** *** 58,666 *** ***
- 6 years 82,975 50,129 *** 65,980 44,719 ***
All with 1+ years in low income 358,318 143,976 214,341 321,038 137,163 183,874
Average years in low income in 1993-98            
Among those with 1+ years in            
low income 3.7 4.4 3.2 3.6 4.4 3.0
Hazard exit rates            
- after 1 years 39% *** 47% 41% *** 51%
- after 2 years *** *** *** *** *** ***
- after 3 years *** *** *** *** *** ***
- after 4 years *** *** *** *** *** ***
- after 5+ years *** *** *** *** *** ***
Average completed low income spell in 1998            
Among those with a low            
income spell 2.6 3.6 1.7 2.6 3.6 1.7
1. Sample of major income recipients, age 16 -55, with at least one child under 18 in 1993.
*** Less than 30 observations.

Table B.4 Entries into and exits out of low income, 1993-98 -- Lone parent major income recipients1
  Lone parents Lone mothers
  All lone parents No marital change/always had kid<18/always major recipient Rest of lone parents All lone mothers No marital change/always had kid<18/always major recipient Rest of lone mothers
1. Low income entry and exit rates, 1993-98            
- entered into low income *** *** *** *** *** ***
- exited from low income 49,595 *** *** 48,181 *** ***
- continued in low income 162,729 80,164 82,566 137,804 74,754 63,050
- continued out of low income 397,073 135,825 261,248 335,818 115,120 220,698
- all lone parents 628,531 245,404 383,127 534,988 219,289 315,699
2. At least one low income entry in 1993-98            
All transitions            
Could have entered into low income 530,850 183,345 347,505 454,303 162,640 291,663
Entered into low income 179,525 54,221 125,304 161,602 54,221 107,380
Entry rate 34% 30% 36% 36% 33% 37%
Significant transitions            
Could have entered into low income 497,052 159,168 337,883 420,504 138,463 282,041
Entered into low income 117,229 30,701 86,528 102,271 30,701 71,570
Entry rate 24% 19% 26% 24% 22% 25%
3. At least one low income exit in 1993-98            
All transitions            
Could have exited low income 351,736 140,081 211,655 315,697 133,268 182,429
Exited low income 232,961 76,072 156,889 219,446 74,668 144,777
Exit rate 66% 54% 74% 70% 56% 79%
Significant transitions            
Could have exited low income 326,523 137,344 189,179 294,310 130,531 163,779
Exited low income 172,460 50,025 122,435 165,738 48,621 117,116
Exit rate 53% 36% 65% 56% 37% 72%
1. Sample of major income recipients, age 16-55, with at least one child under 18 in 1993.
*** Less than 30 observations.

 

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