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......... poverty is used to compare state of poverty in different regions of the country
Absolute
Relative
Both (a) and (b)
None of these
- Absolute Poverty: Measures poverty based on a fixed standard, usually a minimum level of income or resources required to maintain a basic living standard. It is not ideal for comparing poverty across different regions as it doesn't consider regional cost differences.
- Relative Poverty: Assesses poverty in relation to the economic conditions of a specific region. It compares individuals or families to the wider population, making it suitable for regional comparisons.
- Both (a) and (b): This option implies using both absolute and relative measures to compare poverty, which can provide a more holistic view but is less common.
- None of these: Implies neither of the methods are suitable, which generally isn't the case.
Correct Answer: Option 2 - Relative
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