Meaning and measurement of poverty - class-XII
| Description: meaning and measurement of poverty | |
| Number of Questions: 46 | |
| Created by: Nitesh Divan | |
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In the second phase, the emphasis was on _______.
Which of the following cause(s) responsible for poverty in India?
The share of agriculture in India's GNP is _________.
Agricultural productivity improved in case of __________.
Agricultural productivity refers to _______________.
Agricultural sector contribution in export earning is ________.
Recognisation of agriculture means _______________.
"Inequalities of income" refers to ____________.
___________ has led to fall in the real income of fixed and low-income earners in India.
_____________ of India is characterised with outdated institutions of caste systems.
Which of the following groups is/are vulnerable to poverty in India?
In which state has the high agricultural growth helped to reduce poverty?
Which of the following is responsible for high poverty rate?
What is the main cause of poverty in India?
Which one of the following is not a cause of poverty in India?
Which of the following is/are land reforms?
In India, the techniques in agricultural production and productivity in agriculture, as compared to advanced countries are _________.
Lack of entrepreneurship is a cause of poverty.
Which of the following cause(s) responsible for poverty in India?
IRDP means ___________.
Causes for poverty include___.
Which one of the following is a cause of Poverty in India?
Which of these is not a cause for Poverty?
Which one of the following is NOT the economic factor for the causes of poverty?
The inequalities of income in urban areas are __________.
In the following country, growth in population is considered desirable _______.
Poverty line means a person must have how many calories per day in rural areas?
Absolute poverty means?
Relative poverty means.
The concept of absolute poverty is relevant for _______________.
Causes of Urban Poverty _______________.
______________ refers to a phenomenon where a section of the population lacks basic necessities of life, and thus is unable to have a minimum standard of living.
__________ is a situation when the income needed for consumption expenditure of a section of the society is distinctively below the average income level of the society.
Which two states of India continue to be the poorest states?
Which state of India has the largest percentage of poverty?
Relative poverty means parity of income.
How can relative poverty be measured?
Indian Population has over the years, shown a growth rate of _________.
A person living in rural area is considered to be below poverty line if his monthly income is below_____.
When Poverty is not related to the distribution of Income or Consumption Expenditure, it is called____.
Concept of relative poverty is more relevant for _______ country.
Identify the incorrect statement.
Concept of absolute poverty is relevant for __________ country.
According to the planning Commission, a person is said to be Below Poverty Line, If he is earning less than ______ per capita per month for urban areas and less than ______ per capita per month for rural areas.
The poverty line is defined on the basis of an average daily intake of calories, it is at ___________ calories in rural areas.
According to the Planning Commission, how many average daily calories per person define the poverty line in urban areas?