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Social inequality L6th OCR CSMP
Social inequality L6th OCR CSMP
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When a person's SOL and QOL fall below a level which is generally thought of as an acceptable minimum
Poverty
Deprivation
2
Income and wealth are factors in determining both SOL and quality of life
True
False
3
Social Inequality= unequal distribution of factors such as income, education or health across a population?
True
False
4
The extent to which people's general wellbeing are being met (social, psychological or physical) =?
Quality of life
Standard of living
5
It is implied that standard of living is a wealth measure
True
False
6
Which of these is NOT true of relative poverty?
relates level of income to distribution of income
in UK and EU below 75% of the median
in UK and EU below 60% of the median
ie level of poverty compared to median
7
The highest levels of deprivation in Birmingham are in the inner city
False
True
8
The ability to access goods and services eg food, housing, mobility
quality of life
standard of living
9
Living on less than $1.25 a day is the World Bank's definition of:
Absolute poverty
Relative poverty
10
Which of these is not recorded in the Index of Multiple Deprivation?
Income
Education
Housing
Transport
11
Click all those statements that are true of the Gini coefficient
A ratio between 0 and 1
The lower the value the more equal the wealth distribution
The higher the value the more equal the wealth distribution
UK between 0.32 and 0.35
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Opportunities and rewards can be uneven based on age, gender, class, religion, ethnicity
True
False
