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[FAMI11A] Yearly amount of child allowance in national currency by Year, Country, Household and Number of children

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Denmark: Familietypemodellen
Faroe Islands: Ministry of Social Affairs and Culture
Finland: the Social Insurance Institution of Finland
Norway: Directorate of Labour and Welfare
Sweden: The Swedish Social Insurance Agency
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Calculated total yearly amount of child allowance paid by national authorities. Payment is specified regarding number and age composition of children by the following definition: 1 child = infant (less than 1 year), 2 children = infant and child aged 5, 3 children = infant, children aged 5 and 8. The variable Household consist of the following categories: Couples, Singles and Other.

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From 2017 the child allowance depends on the age of the child. When a child is 7 years or older, the child allowance is reduced with 2700 DKK. In addition to child allowance, families with children receive a means tested family benefit. The means-tested benefit is not included in the amount in the template.