Five concepts

Socioeconomic Level

Class and Hierarchy Lifestyle Entry

Auditing Welfare

NSE Not is class

Concept

related

caste, origin,

ideology and

social scale

NSE Not is lifestyle

Practices and

preferences

not necessarily

relate

NSE

Determine global content

lifestyles more

NSE Not is data validation audit or

Verification

lifestyle and

capacity

financial

Research

personal

NSE Not is only income

Income is one

of the

components

but not the only

to classify and

describe the NSE

What is the

Socioeconomic level?

The NSE is the level welfare

a home

or the level at which

are satisfied

needs

household and

family

Household Needs

determining the level of welfare

HUMAN DEVELOPMENT

PLANNING AND FUTURE

CONNECTIVITY AND ENTERTAINMENT

PRACTICAL AND TRANSPORT

HEALTH AND HYGIENE

SPACE

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The NSE classifies

homes

and therefore all its members

How to measure the NSE AMAI?

Rules NSE AMAI

1994

1997

First Rule

Rule 13x6

2008

2011

Rule 10x6

Rule

AMAI 8x7

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Rule AMAI 8x7

Classifies Index

homes

Index that ranks

• seven levels

• with •eight indicators

seven levels • eight possessions

or indicators

households

8 indicators AMAI rule 8x7

And their scores

Type of Floor Points

Sprinkler

Earth or cement

0

There has

Points 0

There has

Points

Points

0

1a4

0

Other material

11

You have

10

You have

20

5A6

8

7 or more

14

Gas stove

Number Room

Number cars

Number of bathrooms

0

Points 0

0

Points 0

0A5

Points 0

Under primary Full

Points 0

1

32

1

16

6 to 10

15

Primary or secondary

22

2

41

2 a3

36

11 to 15

27

Preparatory or career technique

38

3 or more

58

4 or more

52

16 to 20

32

Degree

52

21 0 more

46

Graduate

72

Number of outbreaks

Schooling person most provides

Points for NSE

Rule 8x7

Level

AB

C +

C

C-

D +

D

E

Points

193 +

155-192

128-154

105-127

80-104

33-79

0 to 32

Distribution homes in Mexico

by NSE

A / B 6.8%

C + 14.2%

C17.0%

C - 17.1%

D + 18.5%

D21.4%

E5.0%

Estimation based AMAI from IBOPE-NIELSEN Cities of 50,000 or more inhabitants

What are the features and

differences NSE?

A / B

• Represents 6.8% of the

homes

The houses usually have a

architectural proposal or very definite aesthetic and

differential

In addition to salary, perceived

revenue income also

property, savings and

investment banking, pension

Monthly income greater than

$ 104,000 among all household members

•

•

Planning

and future

•

C +

• They represent the 14.2% of the

homes

The immediate concern is

save more and have a future

truer

The highest percentage of professionals or workers

is independent in

This level

Monthly income of between

$ 44.300 and $ 105.000

•

•

•

Entertainment and

Connectivity

C

• They represent the 17.0% of Mexican households

The first source of is labor income

salaried

An income

monthly between $ 14.700

and $ 44.200

•

•

Practical Life

C-

• They represent the 17.1% of the

Mexican households

Only one out of three

households have a car

On 30% of households, the

head of household is a woman

One in four homes

were constructed with a

INFONAVIT credit, FOVISSSTE or FONHAPO

They receive a monthly income

from among $ 11.700 and $ 14.600

•

•

•

•

Minimum of practicality

D +

• They represent the 18.5% the

Mexican population

The income comes from

salary received by a

employee of a company or factory

Earns a monthly income

of $ 8.600 to $ 11.600

•

•

Basic conditions

Health

D

• Second level poorer and

represents 21.4% of the

homes

Revenues come from a

wage labor and

government assistance or remuneration in kind

The limited space of the

housing is used to

perform core functions

of home: sleeping and eating

Perceived $ 3.400 to $ 8.500

month

•

•

•

Walls and some

services

E

• Poorer level and represents

the 5.0% Household

One in four households

There is no drain are

connected to septic tanks

Have almost no

devices that will facilitate the

housework

Have monthly income

less than $ 3.400

•

•

•

Shortage