Data and calculation Social Security

Key Points

• This analysis aims to assess various social security indicators across select European countries from 2014 to 2022. It seeks to identify trends and disparities in social security metrics.
• Data collected from Italy, Spain, The Netherlands, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, and Ukraine between 2014-2022.
• Indicators analyzed include unemployment rate, poverty rate, Gini coefficient, life expectancy, and others.
• Statistical analysis performed to interpret trends and correlations among the indicators.
• High unemployment rates observed in Spain and Poland, averaging 15%.
• Significant disparities in the Gini coefficient across countries, with Romania showing the highest levels of inequality (Gini > 35).
• Life expectancy is highest in The Netherlands, averaging 82 years, while lower in Ukraine at 72 years.