HL-2 BW 034
1. Differentiate between absolute and
relative poverty
Relative poverty-comparitive level of poverty
Completely relative-50% 60% of
average income
Absolute poverty-
Don’t have the necessities for
survival
1.25$ a day-set by the World Bank
2. Define and illustrate a poverty trap
Poverty trap- Any linked combination of barrier to growth and
development
Growth leads to low income leads to low level of savngs leads to low
levels of investment
Development leads to low income which leads to low productiviety which
leads to low level of human capital
3. List and define each of the single
indicators: Financial, Health, Education
Financial- such as GDP
per capita or GNI are indicators used to assess growth or development
Health- life expectancy
at birth
-
Infant
mortality rate
Education
measures- Adult lit rate
Net enrolment
ratio in primary
-
In
general which will be higher for a developing country?
GDP/capita or GNI/ capita
GDP/ Capita or GDP/ Capita
(PPP)
GNI for developed
countries
GDP/Capita for developng countries
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