Cards (71)

  • Human rights are considered universal
  • What do economic rights relate to?
    Economic well-being and security
  • Steps to ensure economic rights are upheld:
    1️⃣ Implement policies for social security
    2️⃣ Ensure access to healthcare
    3️⃣ Provide affordable housing
    4️⃣ Ensure equal opportunities for employment
  • Income is the flow of money received over a period of time
  • Limited access to education is a cause of poverty
  • What is poverty characterized by?
    Lack of basic resources
  • What are the impacts of poverty on individuals?
    Malnutrition, poor health, exclusion
  • What are human rights considered in terms of their application?
    Universal and inalienable
  • Why are human rights protected by international and national laws?
    To ensure legal recourse
  • Wealth is the total value of assets owned, while income is the money received over a period of time
  • What does poverty refer to in the context of wealth inequality?
    Lack of basic resources
  • Match the impact with either wealth or poverty:
    Financial security ↔️ Wealth
    Limited opportunities ↔️ Poverty
  • Wealth and poverty have significant consequences for both individuals and societies
  • What are three consequences of poverty for individuals?
    Poor health, limited education, social exclusion
  • Human rights apply universally to all people regardless of their status.

    True
  • The right to an adequate standard of living ensures access to essential resources like food and housing.
    True
  • Income refers to the money received over a period of time, such as from a salary or dividends.

    True
  • What is the definition of poverty according to the study material?
    Lack of access to basic resources
  • How does wealth inequality exacerbate poverty?
    Limits opportunities for those with fewer resources
  • Poverty can hinder wealth creation because those without access to education, healthcare, and other essential services face greater challenges in accumulating assets
  • Discrimination based on race, gender, or ethnicity contributes to poverty
  • Greater economic mobility is a consequence of wealth.

    True
  • Marginalization and social exclusion of the poor are examples of discrimination related to poverty.

    True
  • Match the initiative with its impact:
    Minimum wage increases ↔️ Help ensure workers can afford an adequate standard of living
    Universal basic income trials ↔️ Provide a safety net and reduce poverty
  • What are human rights fundamental rights and freedoms inherent to?
    All human beings
  • Match the human right with its impact on wealth and poverty:
    Adequate Standard of Living ↔️ Ensures basic needs are met
    Social Security ↔️ Reduces vulnerability to hardship
  • Social security provides support during unemployment only.
    False
  • What characterizes poverty in contrast to wealth?
    Lack of access to resources
  • Why is addressing the root causes of poverty crucial?
    Ensuring a decent standard of living
  • Wealth is accumulated through high income, savings, and investments.

    True
  • Match the characteristic with either poverty or wealth:
    Lack of basic resources ↔️ Poverty
    Accumulation of assets ↔️ Wealth
  • Fundamental rights ensure basic entitlements to ensure dignity and equality
  • What does an adequate standard of living ensure for individuals?
    Basic needs are met
  • Match the characteristic with either poverty or wealth:
    Lack of access to basic resources ↔️ Poverty
    Accumulation of assets ↔️ Wealth
  • Poverty can hinder wealth creation due to a lack of access to education and healthcare
  • Poverty is often caused by discrimination and lack of access to essential services.

    True
  • What are three consequences of wealth for individuals?
    Improved living standards, better healthcare, increased opportunities
  • What are human rights according to the study material?
    Fundamental rights and freedoms
  • What are two examples of economic rights mentioned in the study material?
    Right to adequate living, social security
  • What is the definition of wealth according to the study material?
    Total value of assets