Why official poverty line vary from state to state?
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A person is considered poor if the income or consumption level of a person falls below a given minimum level necessary to fulfill basic needs. Basic needs are different at different countries and different time. That is why, poverty line may vary from state to state.
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Poverty line is known to vary from state to state because depending on the number of people in a household.
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- The poverty line is dependent upon the number of people who reside in a household.
- A person is rated to be poor if their income levels fall below a minimum point in order to satisfy their basic needs.
- The basic needs are known to vary across various states at different times. Hence the poverty line is known to differ from one state to another.
- The poverty line is determined on the basis of per capital consumption expenditure every month.
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