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|description=This variable indicates the average monthly replacement rate based on a "standard worker" concept.
The "standard worker" is defined as:

- 40 years of age

- worked or contributed for 12 months over the last 24 months before unemployment

- income is equal to the national average income

The average monthly replacement rate is based on a period of 6 months of unemployment.
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