The diagram shows: the proportion of children who are deprived but not poor, poor but not deprived, both poor and deprived, and neither poor nor deprived. It illustrates the extent to which the deprivation rate dominates the poverty rate or vice versa. Figure 3 illustrates a scenario where most poor children are multiply deprived, using a particular deprivation cut-off and a monetary poverty threshold, but the vast majority of the deprived children are not poor, with very few children being poor but not deprived. It assigns X to the first adult in the household, 0.5 to every subsequent adult, and 0.3 to every child under 14 years of age.