Relative poverty measures, quantitative or relative (Relative Poverty) consider poverty by comparing the level of revenues for each population group, which is a point state income distributions. Relative poverty measures, quantitative or relative There are 2 ways:2.1 comparison of the levels of each population group revenues that there is a difference in the share of total income? By dividing the population into groups, and assign a percentage, such as the Group of 20 per cent of households 1 addresses the minimum income level is the poorest household. The 2 groups of 20 percent of households in income, high up, considered less poor. 3 per cent of households are in the 20 a range considered high income as the medium. 20 per cent of the Group 4 households in the range considered high income as well. A group of 20 per cent of the households with the highest income in the range of addresses that can represent income distribution inequality. Table 2: the relative poverty measure. 2.2 comparison of income of the poor to average income of people in both countries. As a comparison, there are lower-income is the average income of the people of both countries.
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