Приклади вживання Relative poverty Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Absolute and Relative Poverty.
Relative poverty compared with other standards.
Every tenth child in Germany lives in relative poverty.
Relative poverty compared with other standardsEdit.
Absolute poverty is contrasted to relative poverty.
Relative poverty depends on the level of development of the country.
Relative poverty is not the same as absolute poverty. .
However, this does not mean that a lesser equality always means a lower relative poverty, or vice versa.
Relative poverty is nowhere near as bad as absolute poverty. .
In the case when the real incomes of the population grow,and their distribution is not changed, relative poverty remains the same.
Relative poverty is completely different from absolute poverty. .
According to UN standards, over 80% of the population of Ukraine are poor,and according to Ukrainian statistics the relative poverty level exceeds 23%.
Increasing relative poverty compared to those around a person increases suicide risk.
For this reason not onlythought but also man's perception, to a very large degree, surpass in their riches the relative poverty of his personal experience.
Relative poverty shows the accepted standards of living in a society within a definite period.
The countries with the longest life expectancy are not the wealthiest but those with the smallest spread of income andthe smallest proportion of the population in relative poverty.”.
Relative poverty persists and even increases when the living standards of all social classes increase.
In the European Union, the"relative poverty measure is the most prominent and most-quoted of the EU social inclusion indicators".
Relative poverty persists and even increases when the living standards of all social classes increase.
Absolute poverty can be eradicated, but relative poverty remains always due to the fact that inequality is an essential feature of stratified societies.
Relative poverty, in contrast, views poverty as socially defined and dependent on social context.
Relative poverty views poverty as socially defined and dependent on the social context applicable.
Relative poverty reflects better the cost of social inclusion and equality of opportunity in a specific time and space.".
Relative poverty measures conceptualize poverty as socially constructed and dependent on the social context.
Relative poverty measures are used as official poverty rates by the European Union, UNICEF and the OEDC.
Relative poverty defined as GNI per capita below an established threshold and updated annually(in fiscal year 2020: $1,175).
Relative poverty is defined by the general standards of living in different societies and what is culturally defined as being poor rather than some absolute level of deprivation.
Relative poverty in highly developed economies can look harmless, as the inaccessibility of travel or prestigious education with the availability of a decent food basket and even some excess clothing.