At-risk-of-poverty thresholds (Purchasing Power Parity) - Two adults with two children younger than 14 years - At risk of poverty threshold (60% of median equivalised income)

Based on a comparison of 32 countries in 2016, Luxembourg ranked the highest in At-risk-of-poverty thresholds (Purchasing Power Parity) - Two adults with two children younger than 14 years - At risk of poverty threshold (60% of median equivalised income) with EUR 36,900 followed by Norway and Switzerland. On the other end of the scale was Macedonia with EUR 5,741 , Romania with EUR 5,948 and Serbia with EUR 6,353 .