Poverty and Real/Nominal Values

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Absolute Poverty

Occurs when income is not sufficient to sustain basic needs.

→ Depends between countries

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Relative Poverty

Where household income is below 60% of median country income.

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People who experience most poverty

  • Older people: Will not be working as most are retired

  • Unemployed: Will be relying on transfer payments (benefits)

  • Low wages: Low skilled job = low income

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Nominal Values

Measures unadjusted monetary amounts.

E.g. Price tag, Salary

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Real value

Adjusted values for inflation, showing true purchasing power

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Nominal income Vs. Rate of inflation

Ideally, nominal income (the unadjusted money you earn) should be higher than rate of inflation.

→ If nominal income has increased by 2%, but rate of inflation is 5%, there is a -3% loss

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