Absolute poverty
Cards (7)
- What is absolute poverty?
- How does the UN define absolute poverty?
- What basic human needs are included in the UN's definition of absolute poverty?
- What daily income does the World Bank use to define absolute poverty?
- What is the correlation between economic development and absolute poverty?
- How do governments in developed countries address absolute poverty?
- What are the key characteristics of absolute poverty according to the UN and World Bank?
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