Figures & data
Figure 1. Emigration, immigration, return, and posting, 2003–2017.
Source: Lithuanian statistics Citation2018; SODRA, data on total number of issued A1 forms, available for 2004–11; De Wispelaere and Pacolet (Citation2017), , data on total number of issued A1 forms, available for 2012–16.
Note: ‘return’ here refers to immigration of Lithuanian citizens; ‘immigration’ to immigration of non-Lithuanian citizens; ‘return’ and ‘immigration’ together shows the total number of people coming to Lithuania every year. Data for posting in 2004 are only for May–December and coincides with EU accession.
Figure 2. Socioeconomic indicators and migration 2003–2016.
Source: Lithuanian statistics Citation2017.
Note: real GDP and real wages are expressed by percentage change compared to the previous year. Emigration rate is per 1000 inhabitants.
Table 1. Income inequalities in Lithuania: Gini coefficient and S80/S20 (2007–2013).
Table 2. Microlevel data on unemployment (2007–2013).
Table 3. Average social insurance old-age pension and aggregate replacement ratio (2007–2013).
Table 4. In-work at risk of poverty rate and data on social benefits (2007–2013).
Table 5. Micro-level data on child benefit (2007–2013).