In this A level economics quiz, our studies shall be centered on poverty. We all know what poverty is right? So here in this quiz, we will be looking at some aspects of poverty such as the various types of poverty, the social indicators of poverty, the vulnerability of some economic and/or groups to poverty, etc. This quiz will assist you greatly in your study of economics.
Poverty as we all know is not having enough money to purchase basic human necessities such as clothing, food, and shelter. In economic terms, poverty is a state in which an individual or community lacks the financial resources and essentials for a minimum standard of living. There are many types of poverty, but we shall focus on two: absolute poverty and relative poverty. Absolute poverty is a condition where a household’s income is below the required level to maintain basic living standards. On the other hand, relative poverty is when a household receives 50% less than average household income, so they do have some money but still not sufficient to afford anything above the basics.
Let’s now dive right into the answering of the quiz. You have 15+ questions in this quiz to prove your understanding of the topic. We wish you the best.
When poverty is taken in relative term and is related to the distribution of income consumption expenditure its called:
The percentage of population living below the poverty line has been estimated in the 2004-05 at:
Women and children under the age of five are food insecure population due to:
Which of the following is not a major reason for the lack of effectiveness of targeted anti-poverty programmes?
Calorie requirement in rural areas is more than in the urban areas because: