How does economic change influence social inequality Flashcards

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Multiple deprivation

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when social inequality leads to substantial differerence within society and members lag behind in many related aspects

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multiple deprivation cylce

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Poverty-> Poor living conditions-> ill health-> poor education-> poor skills-> back to poverty

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quality of life

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extent to which people’s needs and desires are met. Less essential needs like education quality or leisure

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standard of living

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ability to access basic resources like food water, housing, clothes and personal mobility

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Index of multiple deprivation

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used by UK gov to assess levels of deprivation. Combines income, employment, health, education, crime, housing, access to services, living environment

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measuring social inequality

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income, housing, education, health care, employment

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income measuring inequality

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Purchasing power parity (PPP) is used to compare countries as costs vary between them, the World Bank defines absolute poverty as US$1.25/day PPP

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housing measuring inequality

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often based on tenure. houses may be owner-occupied, usually as a mortgage, or rented housing, maybe association-provided housing, squatter settlements have no legal right to be there

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education measuring inequality

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formal education through institutions, informal through skill acquisition, literacy level used to measure between countries normally

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health care measuring inequality

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doctor to patient ratios, healthcare provision to different areas, access to healthcare and heath level

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employment measuring inequality

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direct impact on income, QoL and SoL. informal employment when considering LIDCs and EDCs, employment figures can be difficult to access

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informal employment definition

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work not protected or regulated by the state

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