I have just a one-second answer on that. Our poverty profile historical series calculates LICOs, and percentages below the LICO and around the LICO, so we've done that historically over a while. You can see who is 50% below, for example.
Director, National Council of Welfare
I have just a one-second answer on that. Our poverty profile historical series calculates LICOs, and percentages below the LICO and around the LICO, so we've done that historically over a while. You can see who is 50% below, for example.
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