Exam 37: Global Poverty Glossary Index Reference Tables
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The standard of living for poor countries will not increase if the population growth exceeds economic growth.
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Providing basic health care and education for poor countries is cost-prohibitive.
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The Millennium Poverty Goal is the United Nations' goal of reducing the global rate of extreme poverty to ___ percent by 2015.
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According to the World Bank,over 1 billion people are classified as being in _______ poverty.
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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 1963 the U.S.poverty standard was equal to
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The U.N.'s Millennium Aid Goal focuses on aid in the form of
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The developing world has been adamant that rich nations abandon farm subsidies in order to get a global trade deal both sides say they want.
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Since 1963 prices have risen every year.As a result,the price of the poverty "basket" has risen as well.In 2009 it cost roughly $22,000 to purchase those same basic necessities for a family of four that cost only $3,000 in 1963.
-Which of the following explains why the U.S.poverty threshold increased from $3,000 per year in 1963 to $22,000 per year in 2009?
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The official U.S.poverty standard was set in 1963 at $3,000 per year for a family of four.
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In which of the following would the richest tenth of the population be most likely to receive the highest percentage of the country's income?
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In his book The Other Path,de Soto suggests that countries will grow more quickly if bureaucratic barriers to free enterprise are reduced.
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What is human capital,and what factors contribute to human capital development?
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Which of the following is not important for the development of human capital?
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Import quotas have a negative impact on poor nations because they make it difficult for poor nations to
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Which of the following countries has the greatest percentage of people living in extreme poverty?
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American poverty is more about absolute deprivation,and poverty in the rest of the world is more about relative deprivation.
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