There are a few different things that are used to measure deprivation index. This really depends on the type of deprivation measured.
it is relative poverty and deprivation as they are able to afford basic needs
Poverty is generally considered to be a lack of money. Deprivation is a lack of opportunity, access to health care, access to safe environments, adequate protection from harm and a lack of resources (e.g. shops and infrastructure).
The relative deprivation theory states the experience of a person feeling deprived of things in which they feel they are entitle to have. The feeling of discontent when comparing what one has to what others around them have.
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UPF
No, as its name suggests, it is a relative measure.
It is the measure of relative acidity and alkalinity
relative deprivation :)
Deprivation can be measured using various indicators such as income, education levels, housing conditions, access to healthcare, and social services. Researchers often use composite indices to quantify deprivation levels within a population, taking a multidimensional approach to understand the extent of disadvantage faced by individuals or communities. Data collected through surveys, census information, and qualitative assessments are commonly used to measure deprivation.
Relative humidity
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