In 2020, data from the Netherlands showed that approximately 10% of all households had a market income (income from wages, business, and investments) that was close to zero. This measurement is taken before accounting for government taxes and social benefits. Based on this information, what is the most likely reason for this finding?
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In 2020, data from the Netherlands showed that approximately 10% of all households had a market income (income from wages, business, and investments) that was close to zero. This measurement is taken before accounting for government taxes and social benefits. Based on this information, what is the most likely reason for this finding?
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The 2020 data from the Netherlands, which shows nearly 10% of households with market incomes close to zero, directly indicates that this segment of the population was living in extreme poverty with virtually no funds for basic necessities.