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Localised disposable income survey (RDL)

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Definition

The localised disposable income survey allows us to observe the living standards of taxpaying households, and the inequalities and disparities between households. Conducted as a complementary resource to the Fiscal and Social Revenue Survey and the Localised Fiscal Revenues system, the localised disposable income survey also aims to study the role of the benefit system in income provision, as well as poverty. The finest available geographical level is the department.