Question

Explain the similarities and dissimilarities between the urban poverty and rural poverty

Answer 1

Np is the total, urban or rural number of poor. ... Typically the urban poverty line is set higher than the rural poverty line; reflecting the relatively higher costs of living in urban areas. In principle, global and national poverty figures cannot be compared because they are based on different poverty lines.

Answer 2

Answer:

Rural poverty often stems from limited access to markets, education, quality infrastructure, employment opportunities, health, and financial products. Urban poverty is often marred by weak or hazardous living conditions related to sanitation, employment, and personal security.