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There is a relationship between poverty and family size. A family of four, for example, that is not able to feed and clothe the children properly, is going to suffer greatly if a 3rd child is brought into the world.

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What two components are used to determine the poverty level?

income level and family size


Does the Federal Reserve set the poverty threshold?

No, the federal reserve does not set the poverty threshold in the United States. The poverty threshold is set by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services based on statistics gathered from many of their departments.


What is the poverty line in British Columbia?

As of my last update, the poverty line in British Columbia is determined using the Market Basket Measure (MBM), which varies based on family size and location. For a single individual in 2021, the poverty line was approximately CAD 22,000 annually, while for a family of four, it was around CAD 44,000. These figures are regularly updated to reflect changes in living costs. For the most current statistics, it's advisable to consult the latest data from the Government of British Columbia or relevant statistical agencies.


What is the poverty Line New Zealand?

five-hundred and fifty thousand New Zealanders, that is 1 in 6 New Zealanders. Two-hundred and fifty-thousand of them are children.Save the children's John Bowis has said that for a developed country this poverty is unacceptable to have so many people living in poverty for the size of our country. We rank two places below the United Kingdom and five places below Australia


Factors affecting consumption size of the family?

The consumption size of a family is influenced by several factors, including household income, family size, and age composition. Higher income typically allows for greater spending on goods and services, while larger families may have different consumption needs compared to smaller ones. Additionally, the ages of family members can affect consumption patterns, as children, teenagers, and adults have distinct preferences and requirements. Cultural norms and regional economic conditions also play a significant role in shaping family consumption behavior.