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What is the differtion between the prices of rice and sugar from the ration shop with the prices at any other grocery shop(for families below poverty line)?
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What is the incidence of poverty in the Philippines?
Poverty incidence among Filipino families increased from 24.4 percent in 2003 to 26.9 percent in 2006. Poverty incidence refers to the proportion of families or individuals with per capita income less than the per capita poverty threshold to the total number of families or individuals.
What percent of people in Georgia live in poverty?
As of 2012, the total figure for the entire state was close to 20%. Included in these poverty statistics are certain demographic groups that are having the most problems: 13% of senior citizens are living in poverty; the child poverty rate is 27%; the percentage of women living in poverty is 21%. Also, 40% of single-parent families with children are living below the poverty line.
What areas of Nash County are below the poverty line?
According to the 2000 census about 10.30% of families and 13.40% of the population are below the poverty line. These percentages are for all of Nash County and not for one particular place or area.
What is the link between poverty and child labor?
Poverty plays a very big part in in contributing to the need of child labour , it can be seen very clearly in a poor country such as India where the number of children a couple have is more then they can feed , so they send the children to work and earn a living.
Where does poverty happen?
Poverty is everywhere, from the USA to Africa and everywhere else in between and beyond. Poverty is in areas where you wouldn't expect poverty to be. That's where poverty "usually happens."
What is the incidence of poverty in the Philippines?
Poverty incidence among Filipino families increased from 24.4 percent in 2003 to 26.9 percent in 2006. Poverty incidence refers to the proportion of families or individuals with per capita income less than the per capita poverty threshold to the total number of families or individuals.
How can you calculate headcount index?
Take the amount of families below the poverty line and multiply it by how many people are in those families as the headcount index uses individuals not entire families to calculate to the index. Once you get the amount of individuals living in poverty you divide it by the total population. Ex: 2000 Families of 2 have an income less than the poverty line. 4000 Families of 2 have an income over the poverty line. 2000 Families of 4 have an income less than poverty line. 4000 Families of 4 have an income over the poverty line. First the number of individuals in poverty: (2000 * 2) + (2000 * 4) = (4000) + (8000) = 12,000 Then find the total population (2000 * 2) + ( 4000 * 2) + (2000 * 4) + (4000 *4) = 36,000 12,000 / 36,000 = 33.33% So the headcount here would show us that 1/3 of the total population is in poverty.
What is the best definition of the federal governmens poverty guideline?
According to the Health and Human Services official government website, the average federal poverty guidelines for one individual is between $11,000 and $14,000 for 2013. The average guideline for two individuals is between $15,000 and $19,500.
How many families in Canada can afford food?
2 in 4 families in Canada can afford food. This is called Poverty
Which condition contributes to Brazil's poverty?
The best land is owned by the wealthiest families.
What families are statistically the most likely to live below the poverty threshold?
chicken
What has the author Kathryn Porter written?
Kathryn Porter has written: 'Poverty trends for families headed by working single mothers' -- subject(s): Statistics, Economic conditions, Poor families, Working mothers, Poor single mothers, Poverty, Fatherless families, Women heads of households
What are the advantage of poverty?
An advantage of poverty might be the fact that families are more likely to live together for a longer period of time, keeping them close to each other. There really are not a lot of advantages to poverty.
What is the difference between poverty of the soul and poverty of the spirit?
There is no difference.
Why did extended families often lived together in ancient Rome?
It was probably because of poverty.
The trend in the US where most poor families are headed by women is called what?
feminization of poverty
What is an income level called that is below what is needed to support families or housesholds?
poverty threshold
