Should poverty be defined by a single international poverty line, or ...

Tuesday, July 24th, 2012 | Posted by From Poverty to Power By From Poverty to Power

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This guest post comes from ubercrunchers Ugo Gentilini (World Food Programme), left?and Andy Sumner (Institute of Development Studies), right International poverty lines are calculated by the World Bank: $1.25 per day per person is said to represent the ?absolute poverty line?, below which a person can hardly survive. This is calculated from the mean of the national

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Should poverty be defined by a single international poverty line, or?

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