Not Having Enough Money to Afford the Most Basic Necessities

question 125

Multiple Choice

Not having enough money to afford the most basic necessities of life,such as food,clothing,and shelter,is called

• A)absolute poverty.
• B)basic poverty.
• C)extreme poverty.
• D)relative poverty.

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Definitions:

Actual Authority

The specific powers that a principal explicitly grants to an agent in the context of an agency relationship.

Manifested

The demonstration or display of the existence or presence of something through observable evidence.

Nondelegable Duty

A legal principle that refers to obligations that cannot be transferred to another party and must be performed by the one originally obligated.

Subagent

An agent appointed by another agent to perform tasks or services on behalf of the original agent's client.