State the standard measure of poverty in India.

For the year 2000, the poverty line for a person in urban areas in India was fixed at

Identify three states where the poverty ratio is the highest in India.

Which social group is most vulnerable to poverty in India?*1 point(a) Scheduled castes(b) Scheduled tribes(c) Casual labourers(d) All the above

State the issues related to poverty.

Compare and contrast the economic indicators of GDP, GNI, PPP per Capita, and Free Market Economy status for Country A and Country B. Analyze how these indicators contribute to the understanding of poverty in each country. Discuss the strengths and limitations of using these economic indicators in measuring poverty.Refer to the provided data sources for Country A and Country B (see above). Analyze the data to identify key indicators of poverty in each country. Consider the following factors:Economic Indicators:GDPGNIPurchasing Power Parity (PPP) per CapitaFree Market Economy (Yes/No)Poverty Measures:National Poverty LineGini CoefficientGender Pay GapEmployment:Unemployment RatePercentage of Informal EmploymentEducation:Percentage of Children Not Enrolled in Primary EducationHealth:Life ExpectancyGovernment Policies:Tax PoliciesEconomic Freedom (Free Market Index)Discuss the methods used to measure poverty and evaluate the strengths and limitations of these methods.