Which of the following is not a criticism of relative poverty measures?
A. They underestimate the amount of poverty in Canada.
B. They are overly generous.
C. They establish a standard for what is "expected" or considered "normal" in a society.
D. They are arbitrary and subjective.
E. They take into account resources that are not necessities.
A. They underestimate the amount of poverty in Canada.
B. They are overly generous.
C. They establish a standard for what is "expected" or considered "normal" in a society.
D. They are arbitrary and subjective.
E. They take into account resources that are not necessities.