Economics · Multidimensional Poverty Index
What does the Multidimensional Poverty Index (MPI) assess that simple monetary poverty measures fail to capture?
- 1Gender-based disparity in access to education and healthcare alone
- 2Both the incidence and intensity of deprivations simultaneously across health, education, and living standards✓
- 3Inequality in income distribution using the Gini coefficient
- 4Only the depth of monetary poverty below the poverty line
Correct answer
Both the incidence and intensity of deprivations simultaneously across health, education, and living standards
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