The percentage of the population living in poverty.

The average income of the poor.

The difference between the poverty line and the average income of the poor.

The percentage of the population living below the poverty line.

The average income of the poor.

The difference between the poverty line and the average income of the poor.

The percentage of the population living in poverty.

The percentage of the population living below the poverty line.

Head Count Ratio

Poverty Gap Index

Both are equally sensitive

Neither is sensitive

Head Count Ratio

Poverty Gap Index

Both are equally sensitive

Neither is sensitive

It does not take into account the depth of poverty.

It is not sensitive to changes in the distribution of income among the poor.

It is not sensitive to changes in the poverty line.

All of the above

It is not sensitive to changes in the poverty line.

It is not sensitive to changes in the distribution of income among the poor.

It is difficult to calculate.

All of the above

Head Count Ratio

Poverty Gap Index

Both are equally common

Neither is common

They can be used to target anti-poverty programs.

They can be used to evaluate the effectiveness of anti-poverty programs.

They can be used to make comparisons between countries.

All of the above

Defining the poverty line.

Collecting data on income and consumption.

Adjusting for differences in the cost of living.

All of the above

Increasing economic growth.

Improving access to education and healthcare.

Providing social safety nets.

All of the above

Poverty and inequality are always positively correlated.

Poverty and inequality are always negatively correlated.

Poverty and inequality are not correlated.

The relationship between poverty and inequality depends on the specific context.

The responsibility of the government to help the poor.

The role of individual responsibility in reducing poverty.

The impact of poverty on children.

All of the above

Head Count Ratio

Poverty Gap Index

Sen Index

All of the above

Absolute poverty is defined by a fixed poverty line, while relative poverty is defined by a poverty line that changes over time.

Absolute poverty is defined by a poverty line that changes over time, while relative poverty is defined by a fixed poverty line.

Absolute poverty is defined by a poverty line that is based on the cost of basic needs, while relative poverty is defined by a poverty line that is based on the median income.

Absolute poverty is defined by a poverty line that is based on the median income, while relative poverty is defined by a poverty line that is based on the cost of basic needs.

A measure of poverty that takes into account multiple dimensions of poverty, such as health, education, and access to basic services.

A measure of poverty that takes into account the income and consumption of households.

A measure of poverty that takes into account the assets and liabilities of households.

A measure of poverty that takes into account the subjective experiences of poverty.