Define POVERTY, INEQUALITY & DEVELOPMENT.

Q: QUESTION 4 The Myth of Global Poverty is: O Global poverty is a myth, meaning it doesn't exist and…

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Q: Who is poor? Why does poverty still exist?

A: Poverty: It refers to a situation under which the individuals are unable to fulfill their basic…

Q: Why must the Philippine government should prioritized and focus on the end of poverty and hunger?

A: When talking about the Philippine economy, it can be said that it is significantly affected by the…

Q: Which is a more equal economy? Economy B or C? Justify your answer 100 D 100 Percentage of income…

A: The Lorenz curve is regularly joined by a straight diagonal line with a slant of 1, which speaks to…

Q: What are the Structural Causes of Poverty?

A: Poverty refers to the socio-economic issue that prevails in the society and is considered to be…

Q: Draw, on the same graph, a Lorenz curve representing i. Perfect income equality ii. Perfect income…

A: “Since you have asked multiple questions, we will solve the first question for you. If you want any…

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A: a) Because it encourages individuals to work more in order to earn more money, income disparity may…

Q: Explain the vicious circle of poverty that afflicts low-income nations.

A: As per the vicious circle in under developed nation’s stages of earnings/income remains less which…

Q: Are poverty rates rising or decreasing in the US? How has the gap between the rich and poor…

A: Because of the pandemic's economic impact and skyrocketing unemployment, poverty in the United…

Q: Explain why poverty in the poor nations is a vicious circle. Support your…

A: The vicious cycle of poverty explains that poverty is the cause of poverty. Professor Ragnar Nurkse…

Q: (a) Suppose that your professor asks you to compare China and India based on income inequality.…

A: Note:- Since we can only answer one question at a time, we'll answer the first one. Please repost…

Q: What economic problem is addressed through 4Ps?    a. Adoption of technology b. Human Resource…

A: In economics, 4Ps include promotion, product, price and place that are requires for an efficient and…

Q: Explain how a country might measure inequalities in their society.

A: Inequality refers to the state of not being equal in terms of status, rights, resources and…

Q: In 4-5 sentences, in your own words, explain the vicious circle of poverty that afflicts low-income…

A: The vicious circle of poverty theory was developed by the Nurkse. It explains the cause of…

Q: For the last ten years, how the Philippine government is executing policies to reduce poverty and…

A: As per official government data, the Philippines' poverty rate fell from 23.3 percent in 2015 to…

Q: argumantive speech about: Are we doing enough to end poverty?

A: Poverty is situation or state of a person or who do not have enough money to fulfill his basic needs…

Q: Discuss FIVE ways on how Global financial institutions (World Bank, IMF, etc.) can help to eradicate…

A: In the United Nations system, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank are two…

Q: What are some contributors to the poverty cycle in your local community? How can we balance…

A: As an Gender inequality, racial systems, racial or ethnic discrimination are all economic as well…

Q: 1. give at least three (3) government programs or policies that you believe are effective at…

A: Develop and implement rapid and sustained economic growth policies and programs, in areas such as…

Q: list three (3) government programs or policies that are effective at addressing the nexus of…

A: The Human Development and Poverty Reduction Cluster would concentrate on enhancing the Filipino…

Q: How is a lack of income is the root cause of most social problems?

A: Income:Income refers to the money which an individual or business gets in return for giving work.…

Q: percentage of poverty in each gulf country and does everyone get assistance ? or only poor please…

A: The national poverty headcount ratio is the level of the populace living underneath the national…

Q: What is meant by absolute versus relative poverty? What measures of income poverty are favored by…

A: When a good or a service is put into process and manufactured, cost  takes place for producing that…

Q: QUESTION 46 46. Which of the following are ineffective anti-poverty policies? The minimum wage Rent…

A: Fiscal policies are the measures used by the government to affect the economy. The major fiscal…

Q: Based off of the article, what three poverty traps help explain the plight of nations comprising the…

A: Poverty entices area unit self-imposing mechanisms that enhance the matter of poorness than reducing…

Q: SITE 3 EXAMPLES OF GLOBAL INEQUALITY AND GIVE ATLEAST 1 SOLUTION TO THESE

A: Global Inequality Concept Global inequality is the distinction between inequality between countries…

Q: How Lorenz curve helps you to measure distribution of income among nations?

A: The graph which plots on the horizontal axis the percentiles of the population according to wealth…

Q: one: If welfare payments increase, the world will be a better place. Prices rise when the government…

A: Economics is the investigation of shortage and its suggestions for the utilization of assets,…

Q: How can The Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion Law (TRAIN Law) will lessen or worsen poverty…

A: The Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion Law  aims at lowering the tax rates on normal citizen…

Q: Are ASEAN countries still experiencing absolute poverty, name the country and present some data…

A: ASEAN, or the Association of Southeast Asian Nations, is a political and economic union in Southeast…

Q: Is progress being made in the fight against poverty?

A: Poverty is a state or situation in which a person or a community does not possess enough financial…

Q: The difference between rich and poor is becoming more extreme, and as income inequality widens the…

A: The term "income" refers to a year's total of family disposable income. It is made up of household…

Q: Match the scenario/description provided to the the type of poverty OR human development issue to…

A: Relative poverty is when we compare poverty of people with median income. Absolute poverty is when…

Q: Will The Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion Law (TRAIN Law) will lessen or worsen poverty and…

A: TRAIN LAW or the Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion Law is a enforced in Phillippines in…

Q: What is absolute poverty?

A: ‘Absolute Poverty’ means poverty defined on a universal basis without reference to the income of…

Q: Match the scenario/description provided to the the type of poverty OR human development issue to…

A: Solution: A) Mary’s SNAP card is almost empty and there’s too much month left for the money. The…

Q: A poverty trap is represented by point population growth and on the diagram below and represents a…

A: The poverty trap means that a low income leads to low savings leads to low investment leads to poor…

Q: Identify national strategies to target social exclusion and poverty.

A: The social exclusion refers to the exclusion of a group of people from the prevalent social system.…

Q: The World Bank and the United Nations measure world poverty in which two ways?

A: The World Bank(WB) is a mission to end poverty and to promote shared prosperity. The World Bank…

Q: In the Philippines, is it possible to end poverty in 2040?

A: The Philippines is target to free from poverty by the end of 2040 through an AmBisyon Natin 2040 to…

Q: Most of the world's population and a majority of countries are OA. there is no majority. The world's…

A: Over the past 50 years, the world population has increased significantly. Most of population is…

Q: What are the possible ways that the government should act to eradicate poverty?

A: Poverty refers to a state where people lack money and do not have the means to satisfy their basic…

Q: What are the Causes of World Poverty?

A: One of the central challenges in today's economy and society that demands our immediate attention is…

Q: Horizontal inequality is one of the causes of armed conflict in developing countries. (T/F)?

A: The phenomena of unequal and/or unjust allocation of resources and opportunities among individuals…