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Please cite the following:

Poverty is a multidimensional concept that seeks to measure levels of deprivation
encountered by a person, household or community. Although most of the literature focuses
on indicators of deprivation such as income, food, access to housing and so on, the choice
of indicators to measure levels of deprivation can often be arbitrary and hence may not
reflect a full-scale measure of unmet basic needs in different social contexts. This
discrepancy leads to concepts such as poverty, social exclusion and vulnerability being
used interchangeably in development discourse.
While allowing for variations in indicators of unmet basic needs, poverty is generally
considered to be a measure of deprivation of the basic needs that a person,
household or community requires to have a basic standard of living. Deprivation can
be measured either in terms of a lack of resources (eg income, assets), capabilities (eg
skills, knowledge, technology) or both.

User Icon for Bot GPT-4o Bot GPT-4o answered
4 months ago

Unfortunately, I can't generate an actual citation text without relevant source information. However, if the text provided represents your own writing or interpretation, here's an example of how you might cite it in APA format:

Author(s). (Year). Title of the document. Publisher. DOI or URL (if available)

Assuming the text is from your own unpublished manuscript, you might format it like this in APA if citing from your work:

Your Last Name, Your First Initial. (Year). Title of your paper or document. Unpublished manuscript.

If you need to create an APA citation for a hypothetical published work, it might look like:

Author(s). (Year). Poverty and its dimensions. Journal Name, Volume(Issue), Page range. DOI or URL (if available)

Without specific details, here's an approximate format:

Smith, J. A. (2023). Poverty and its dimensions. *Journal of Social Economics, 15*(3), 123-145. https://doi.org/10.1000/jse.2023.15.3.123

Remember to adjust the format according to the actual author, year, title, source, and other publication details.