Poverty Threshold

Poverty Line - The Poverty Line is a predetermined income threshold used to define the minimum level of income required for an individual or family to meet their basic living expenses. It serves as a reference point to identify individuals or households living in poverty and often influences social welfare policies and programs.

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Label (rdfs): Poverty Line
Preferred Label: Poverty Threshold
Alternative Labels: Poverty Guideline
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Definition: The Poverty Line is a predetermined income threshold used to define the minimum level of income required for an individual or family to meet their basic living expenses. It serves as a reference point to identify individuals or households living in poverty and often influences social welfare policies and programs.
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Sub Class Of: Requirements for Public Benefits
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