Exam 37: Global Poverty Glossary Index Reference Tables
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A limit on the quantity of a good that may be imported in a given time period is
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An inequality trap has a negative impact on human capital development.
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The U.S.government counts both cash income and in-kind transfers when determining the poverty rate.
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In order to increase productivity and economic growth,poor nations need
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Since 1990,the highest economic growth rates in the world have occurred in
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A World View article,"Glaring Inequalities," says that income inequality tends to diminish as a nation develops.The distribution of income answers the ________ question.
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The United Nations' goal of reducing the global rate of extreme poverty to 15 percent by 2015 is known as the
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Because poverty is so pervasive,poor countries are not able to experience economic growth.
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Poor nations typically have a competitive advantage in agricultural goods because of
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The direct transfer of goods and services rather than cash is known as
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Free trade with other countries allows poor nations the opportunity to exploit their comparative advantage in agricultural goods.
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Institutional barriers that impede human and physical capital investment are known as
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The World Bank defines _______ poverty as an income of less than $1.25 per day per person.
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Which of the following is not associated with global poverty?
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The World Bank defines extreme poverty as income of less than $1.25 per day per person.
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In 1963 it was determined that $1,000 per year was needed to purchase a "minimally adequate" diet for a family of four.It was estimated that other basic necessities like housing,clothes,transportation,and so forth would cost twice as much as the food staples.So the government concluded that a budget of $3,000 per year would fund a "minimally adequate" living standard for a U.S.family of four.That standard became the official U.S.poverty threshold in 1963.
-In 2009 the U.S.poverty threshold was
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Even those families who remain "poor" after counting in-kind transfers aren't necessarily destitute.Over 40 percent of America's "poor" families own their homes,70 percent own a car or truck,and 30 percent own at least two vehicles.Telephones,color TVs,dishwashers,clothes dryers,air conditioners,and microwave ovens are commonplace in America's poor households.
-U.S.poverty is more about _______ deprivation than _______ deprivation.
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According to the World View titled "Jeffrey Sachs: Big Money,Big Plans," how does Columbia University economics professor Jeffrey Sachs expect global poverty rates to be reduced by half by 2015?
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