Spatial variation of household income levels in Anbar Governorate for the year 2020

Ali Abid, Hussein; Ahmed Ali, Mushtaq

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Spatial variation of household income levels in Anbar Governorate for the year 2020

Al-Anbar University Journal For Humanities

Article 22, Volume 2022, Issue 3, Summer 2022, Page 2629-2655 PDF (1416 K)

Document Type: Research Paper

DOI: 10.37653/juah.2022.176502

Authors

Hussein Ali Abid; Mushtaq Ahmed Ali

University of Anbar

Abstract

The study aims to study the spatial analysis of the level of income in Anbar Governorate, one of the indicators of the standard of living of the family, as the study focused on showing the disparity in the distribution of monthly incomes for families, and its relationship to the distribution of classes of poor, fragile, middle and rich families at the level of the districts of Anbar Governorate. Anbar (1188190) dinars per month, with an increase in urban areas (1209455) dinars per month, while it decreased in the countryside (1153301) dinars per month, The study relied on classifying families according to the family’s income levels by using the national and international standard to classify families into four classes. The poor class is among the families whose monthly income has decreased from (726,000) thousand dinars per month, reaching a rate of (33.9%), then came Then came the fragile class, whose income ranged between (726000-1273000) dinars per month and its percentage was (24%), while the middle class came after it, whose income ranged between (1274000-2190000) dinars per month and its percentage was (32.7%), while the rich class included Families whose income exceeds (2,190,000) dinars per month, and the rate is (9,4).

Keywords

inequality; income; population classes; poverty line

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