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But the bank might do more harm than good if it shifted focus from absolute poverty to relative deprivation.
ECONOMIST: The World Bank
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Psychosocial stress from relative deprivation, disrupted social cohesion, disinvestment in social capital and underinvestment in human resources have all been cited as possible contributors to this phenomenon.
ECONOMIST: Letters
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Britain uses three measures: one relative, one absolute and a broader indicator of material deprivation, such as whether a child can celebrate his birthday.
ECONOMIST: The world��s richest country tries to count its poor
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There was a strong relationship between social context and the relative level of rejected ballots - the greater the degree of social deprivation in a constituency, the higher the rate of ballot rejections.
BBC: NEWS | UK | Scotland | Ballot paper report at-a-glance