The haves and the have-nots, Rich people and poor people, Poverty line, The minimum level of income deemed adequate in a country, Absolute poverty, Being poor according to a fixed minimum standard, Relative poverty, Being poor in relation to others around you, Human poverty, Being poor in a range of ways, not only financial, Penury, Extreme poverty, Deprivation, The state of lacking things considered necessary for a pleasant life, Affluence, Wealth; an abundant supply of money or property, The super-rich, People who are exceptionally rich, Breadline, The level of income of an extremely poor person, Destitution, The state of being without money, food, home, or possessions, Income bracket, A range of income with upper and lower levels, Income equality / inequality, The (lack of) fair distribution of economic benefits, Nutrition, Food that people take into their body, Sanitation, Systems for taking dirty water and waste from homes to ensure good hygiene, Literacy / Illiteracy, The ability (or inability) to read and write, Dignity, Worth, self-respect, Minority, A small group of people within a community or country, Possessions, Things that a person owns, Affluent, Wealthy, prosperous, Poverty-stricken, Severely affected by poverty, Impoverished, Poor, without much money to live on, Destitute, Without money, food, home, or possessions, Malnourished, Suffering from ill health because of poor food, Social context, The immediate physical and social setting in which people live, Basic standard, A minimum level of quality or attainment, Minimum standard, The lowest acceptable level, Fixed standard, A rule or measure that does not change, Exceptional, Unusual; much greater than usual

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