32% of ecuatorians live with $ 84 in months and in extreme cases with $ 47 | Economy | Notice

In one year, the poverty level increased by 6% in the country due to the economic crisis generated by the COVID-19 pandemic.

December 2019 this rate was 25.0% and in 2020 it dropped to 32.4%, according to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Census (INEC).

In urban areas the poverty rate is 25.1% and in rural areas 47.9%.

People in poverty, representing 32%, live with $ 84.05 monthly, and in extreme cases with $ 47.37.

Guillermo Granja, economic analyst, dice que the state of power empire when it comes to integrative integration in the hogar. “In this type of hogas has major guests and there is no consolidation like this”, says Granja.

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In accordance with INEC figures, in the case of an inclusion in the poverty category, the monthly monthly admission is $ 51.75. but with more than six integers down to $ 43.74.

In the rural area it is mayor the impact of having many members in the family and llegan to $ 37.06 ingresos al mes; in the urban area has a notorious increase of $ 52.87.

So much so, the index of multidimensional poverty, which means various factors, also increased in one year.

In December 2019 it was 19.0% and at the same time in 2020 it was 20.1%.

This indicator indicates the level of poverty in the incidence of unsatisfactory basic necessities, as well as the quality of life, education, access to basic services, access to education and economic capacity.

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The case of extreme multidimensional poverty, which corresponds to the percentage of people living in higher than ten private individuals at least the weight of weighted indicators, is at 17.8% at the national level.

This statistic also increased by 1% compared to December 2019. (I)