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Theoretical Model and Research Questionsn view of a more nuanced profiling of economic vulnerability in wealthy countries like Switzerland, and as part of this endeavor, to evaluate the added value of distinguishing between two types of subjective measures. Our research objective of systematically comparing measures of economic vulnerabil

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Analytical Methodsef overview of our methodological choices by expounding on possible alternatives, and to provide the background information necessary for understanding the results presented in the subsequent chapters. We begin by determining the measurement level of ordinal-level variables and the resulting choices

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Prevalence and Overlap of Three Measures of Economic Vulnerabilitye population. It provides the background for more complex multivariate analyses by systematically exploring the relationship between the three measures of economic vulnerability and all potential explanatory variables. This chapter presents the prevalence of our dependent variables, three different

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Background Characteristics population. It provides the background for more complex multivariate analyses by systematically exploring the relationship between a series of potential explanatory variables and the three dependent measures of economic vulnerability: Monthly income below CHF 2’400.- (Objective Measure/Income Pover

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Financial Needs and Expectations population. It provides the background for more complex multivariate analyses by systematically exploring the relationship between a series of potential explanatory variables and the three dependent measures of economic vulnerability: Monthly income below CHF 2400.- (Objective Measure/Income Povert

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