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Question-1
Urban poor includes:
(A)
Unemployed
(B)
underemployed
(C)
people working in low paid jobs
(D)
All of these
Question-2
Absolute poverty shows that
(A)
people have enough income to purchase necessaries
(B)
people of some sections are enjoying better necessaries of life.
(C)
people are not getting necessaries
(D)
none of these.
Question-3
Poverty is broadly classified into
(A)
chronic poverty
(B)
absolute poverty
(C)
relative poverty
(D)
all of these
Question-4
The proportion of people living below poverty line in urban areas is estimated to be _____________ percent.
(A)
27.1
(B)
30.1
(C)
23.6
(D)
34.2
Question-5
Amartya sen got Nobel price for his contributions in understanding various dimensions of
(A)
unemployment
(B)
migration
(C)
poverty
(D)
international trade
Question-6
The proportion of people living below poverty line in urban areas is _________ than rural areas.
(A)
lower
(B)
higher
(C)
slightly higher
(D)
none of these
Question-7
planning commission uses ___________ calorie limit for rural areas of India to assess the level of poverty.
(A)
2100
(B)
2400
(C)
2500
(D)
2800
Question-8
Relative poverty shows that
(A)
people have enough income to purchase necessaries
(B)
people of some sections are enjoying better necessaries of life
(C)
people are not getting necessaries
(D)
none of these
Question-9
Among states,the lowest level of poverty is found in _________-
(A)
Tamilnadu
(B)
Hariyana
(C)
Kerala
(D)
Punjab
Question-10
The proportion of people living below poverty line in rural areas is estimated to be _______________ percent
(A)
27.1
(B)
30.6
(C)
32.8
(D)
34.7
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