Multidimensional poverty differs from income poverty because it also considers deprivation in areas such as:
Correct answer: A. Health, education and living standards
- A. Health, education and living standards
- B. Exports, imports and exchange rates
- C. Interest rates, taxes and public debt
- D. Wages, profits and dividend payments
Explanation
Multidimensional poverty measures several forms of deprivation, including health, education and household living conditions. Income poverty mainly compares monetary resources with a poverty line.
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