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absolute poverty
levels of incomes and expenditures that fall below a level
known as the “poverty line”
nominal value of which is adjusted to hold a fixed value of its purchasing power
relative poverty
sometimes called “inequality”
comparison of the incomes and expenditures of the poor with reference to the rich or of some other groups
agriculture sector
those who are considered the poorest normally work in the ______
they are uneducated, somehow labeled as illiterate, and mostly considered malnourished
poverty
is relative to the standard of living of one country
extreme poverty
characterized by those disadvantaged in basic living conditions, such as food, clean water, sanitation, housing, good health, and even to information
poverty rate
most common measure of poverty
poverty line
set by the government as the threshold to which the absolute value of income and expenses is compared to consider a family to be in poverty
subsistence incidence
part below the poverty line suffering from extreme hunger
inequality
oftentimes associated with poverty
wealth and income
2 major types of inequality
wealth inequality
uneven distribution of accumulated assets after deducting the liabilities
income inequality
income distributed in an uneven manner
indonesia
vietnam
cambodia
laos
countries that use expenditure-based measures of poverty
thailand
malaysia
philippines
countries that use income-based measures of poverty
poverty incidence
percentage of families or individuals with per capital income or expenditures less than the per capital poverty
poverty rate in the Philippines P=(n) x 100
lorenz curve
developed by American economist Max O. Lorenz in 1905
it is a curve showing the relationship between the population in percentile ranking and the national income
gini coefficient
the inequality gap is called _____ , a scalar metric of inequality that was introduced by Corrado Gini - who furthered enhanced the Lorenz curve
government
it plays an important role in reducing poverty in the country through its policies to improve the welfare of the people
pantawid pamilyang pilipino program
example of cash transfer
it aimed to help the poorest of the poor improve the health, nutrition and education of children
in-kind transfers
another way is to directly provide goods and services as social safety nets through specialized welfare programs
work incentives
commonly happen when a natural disaster occures, and those who are displaced in their workplaces are given to work and help rebuild the place of adversity
minimum wage law
act of congress or the senate that imposes a minimum payment of wage to workers
adjust tax code
intended not to collect any form of tax from individuals who earn a specific amount or less in one year
to collect more taxes from those who are earning more
poverty trap
a person experiences no advancement for working despite the government’s financial assistance even if it sounds to be very reasonable
eradication
main aim toward poverty
homelessness
one of the issues of poverty in the Philippines
healthcare
one of the main expenditures of a filipino family
quantitative
graphs, statistics
mathematical interpresentation
qualitative
observable features
documentary