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Este artigo centra-se na constatação de que a proporção de crianças (0-17 anos) entre os beneficiários do Rendimento de Inserção (RSI) está a descer consistentemente desde há alguns anos, em contraste com uma taxa de pobreza infantil persistentemente do INE referentes à pobreza infantil (ICOR-EU-SILC), medida com base na pobreza monetária. É desenvolvida uma hipótese para explicar esta contradição, assente nas transformações legais do RSI e na dificuldade do estado em desenvolver medidas de apoio social com impacto na pobreza infantil.
ABSTRACT: This paper focuses on the finding that the proportion of children (0-17 years) among the recipientes of Social Integration Income (RSI) has been consistently declining for several years in contrast to a persistently high child poverty rate. This contradiction is demonstrated thru the use of RSI data cross-referenced with INE statistics on child poverty (ICOR-EU-SILC), measured by monetary poverty. A hypothesis is developed to explain this contradiction based on the legal transformations of the RSI and the difficulty of the state to develop measures of social support with impact on child poverty.
ABSTRACT: This paper focuses on the finding that the proportion of children (0-17 years) among the recipientes of Social Integration Income (RSI) has been consistently declining for several years in contrast to a persistently high child poverty rate. This contradiction is demonstrated thru the use of RSI data cross-referenced with INE statistics on child poverty (ICOR-EU-SILC), measured by monetary poverty. A hypothesis is developed to explain this contradiction based on the legal transformations of the RSI and the difficulty of the state to develop measures of social support with impact on child poverty.
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Pobreza Infantil Rendimento Social de Inserção Estatísticas Child Poverty Social Integration Income Statistics
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Diogo, F. (2019). A pobreza infantil e o rendimento social de inserção em Portugal: o mesmo problema, tendências distintas, "Sociologia: Problemas e Práticas" [Online], n.º 87, pp. 71-86. URL: http://journals.openedition.org/spp/4507
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Instituto Universitário de Lisboa, Centro de Investigação e Estudos de Sociologia