unit 2 sac 2 Flashcards

(15 cards)

1
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define equality

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related to evenness. it is where each person receives the same

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2
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define equity

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related to fairness

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3
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state the forms of income (8)

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earned, unearned, transfer, gross, disposable, nominal, real, social wage

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4
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define earned income

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represents income received for a reward for an individual for their direct or physical contribution to the production process (salary, wages)

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5
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define unearned income

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represents a reward for providing resources other than labour (dividends, rent)

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6
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define transfer income

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income that has been transferred from one group to another via the government (pensions)

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7
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define gross income

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all private or market income plus direct cash benefits received from governments

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8
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define disposable income

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gross income less direct taxes

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9
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define nominal income

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the value of income that is received by an entity in actual dollar terms

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10
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define real income

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the value of income after taking into account the effects of inflation.

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define social wage income

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disposable income plus indirect government benefits provided in the form of goods and services.

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12
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define absolute poverty

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when people live in a situation where they have insufficient income to purchase basic goods and services needed

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13
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define relative poverty

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when people have a low level of income when compared to a generally agreed standard (Henderson poverty line)

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14
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impact of poverty

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reduced access to goods and services, increased mental illnesses, reduced ability to pay for healthcare and education, creation of a poverty cycle between generations

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15
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causes of income inequality

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unemployment, luck, inheritance, factors related to the labour market (skill and talent)

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