Als Armutsquote wird der Anteil der Haushalte an allen Haushalten bzw. innerhalb der jeweiligen Subgruppe bestimmt, die über weniger als 60 Prozent des Medians des nach neuer OECD-Skala äquivalenzgewichteten Haushaltsnettoeinkommens verfügen.
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