Consumption Poverty is a socioeconomic construct that denotes a condition in which an individual or household lacks sufficient resources to maintain a minimum standard of living, as measured by the inability to consume basic goods and services required for physical well-being and social participation.
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How Robust Is a Poverty Profile?
Martin Ravallion, Benu Bidani · The World Bank Economic Review · 1994 · 534 citations
Direct and Indirect Measures of Poverty
Stein Ringen · Journal of Social Policy · 1988 · 494 citations
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