Economics · Poverty and Human Development
The Global Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) measures poverty by:
- 1Measuring inequalities and deprivations solely in terms of wealth and income dimensions
- 2Measuring each person's poverty on indicators of health, happiness, and vehicle ownership
- 3Measuring each person's separate efficiencies across indicators in wealth, income, and standard of living dimensions
- 4Measuring each person's overlapping deprivations across indicators in health, education, and standard of living dimensions✓
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Measuring each person's overlapping deprivations across indicators in health, education, and standard of living dimensions
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