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The next lesson is Lesson 9: Poverty Line and Poverty Gap. This lesson builds directly on the previous two and focuses more deeply on measurement, formulas, numerical examples, interpretation, and policy applications.
Lesson 8: Absolute and Relative Poverty
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Lesson 7: Meaning and Measurement of Poverty
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