In measuring poverty, what are factors excluded in the main definition of poverty that are included in the Supplemental Poverty Measure? What factors are not included in the Supplemental Poverty Measure that you think are important in understanding and measuring poverty?

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Q: Define the term “POVERTY”. What are the determinants of poverty?

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Q: The ratio of income to poverty is a measure of the depth of poverty. O True O False

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Q: Explain three methods of measuring the income inequality of a nation?

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Q: Which of the following would be a significant cause of income inequality in the United States?

A: To find : Cause of income inequality.

Q: Describe and contrast Canada’s three methods of determining poverty/low income: The Market Based…

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Q: What is the urban inequality rate compared to national inequality rate in Rio de Janeiro? Give a…

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Q: What goods and services would you include in an estimate of the basic necessities for a family of…

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Q: Suppose the government implements a negative income tax plan to deal with the poverty problem. The…

A: Negative income tax is given to every American without income above the threshold value of income.

Q: Define poverty line ?

A: There is minimum level of income required in a particular country.

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Q: as a student in college, what can be done to address income inequality? Explain

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Q: Income inequality at one point in time is sometimes consistent with the income equality over time.…

A: Income inequality depicts that the distribution of income in any income is not same.

Q: Which of the following factors does NOT contribute to income inequality?   A. THE RISE OF…

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Q: In the Lorenz curve, the final entry in the cumulative income column needs to be 0% 45% 100%…

A: Lorenz curve is a curve of distribution of income with an economy.

Q: How do government statisticians determine the poverty rate? How could the poverty rate fall while…

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Q: Should the government be involved to create more equality in income disparities

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Q: as a student, what can be done to address income inequality? Explain

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Q: Debate the economic arguments for and against income inequality

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Q: Relate how poverty is measured and its incidence by age, gender, ethnicity, and other…

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Q: What factors have contributed to increased income inequality since 1975?

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Q: The two figures below show trends in poverty rates and inequality for the U.S. (a) What are the…

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Q: Briefly describe the Leydon Poverty Line and how it differs from objective measures of poverty.…

A: The Leyden poverty line (LPL) is based on an individual’s welfare function of income (WFI).

Q: How is the poverty rate calculated? What is the poverty line?

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Q: Explain and interpret different methods of measuring income inequality.

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Q: Make a case for income inequality

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Q: Lorenz curves of two different countries stylistically called ‘red’ and ‘green’.

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Q: Which of the following is NOT a component of the Multidimensional Poverty Index? Whether or not the…

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Q: Describe the vicious cycle of poverty. What are the consequences of this cycle?

A: Poverty- It is the condition of being extremely poor.