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Questions › UoH › UoH 2016 › Q100
1 mark, −0.33Economics of Growth and Development › Poverty, inequality and human development › The poverty line and headcount measuresModerateabout 1 min

UoH 2016 Question 100: Poverty, inequality and human development

Poverty line means:

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This question is on The poverty line and headcount measures, part of Poverty, inequality and human development in Economics of Growth and Development.

Defining who is poor and counting them.

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