How Is the Multidimensional Poverty Index Different from the Human

question 47

Multiple Choice

How is the Multidimensional Poverty Index different from the Human Development Index?

• A) It can be weighted for different measurements of poverty.
• B) It is rooted in Sen's capability approach.
• C) It measures both poverty and inequality at the national level.
• D) It captures household data rather than national data.
• E) They are the same in function but different in form.

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Definitions:

Welfare Reform Act

Legislation aimed at changing the operation of the welfare system, typically to reduce dependency on government assistance by encouraging employment and self-sufficiency.

Assistance

The provision of help or support, typically given by individuals or organizations to those in need.

Meritocracy

A system in which rewards are distributed based on merit.

Stratification

The division of society into levels, classes, or categories based on factors like wealth, power, prestige, or other resources.