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What is the difference between relative poverty and absolute poverty?
A. Relative poverty is a term used only by structural-functional
theorists, while absolute poverty is a term used only by social-
conflict theorists.
B. Relative poverty refers to industrialized societies, while absolute
poverty refers to agrarian societies.
C. Relative poverty is an undesirable situation, while absolute poverty
is a desirable situation.
D. Relative poverty refers to a comparison, while absolute poverty
refers to the inability to meet basic needs.
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