You mean "relative poverty." Because the amount of absolute poverty in the USA (which is a specific, defined term, as opposed to "relative poverty") is in the fractions of a percent.
This article describes poverty in the USA. It talks about "relative poverty" and the fact that measuring poverty in US cities is often done in a misleading way.
You mean "relative poverty." Because the amount of absolute poverty in the USA (which is a specific, defined term, as opposed to "relative poverty") is in the fractions of a percent.
This article describes poverty in the USA. It talks about "relative poverty" and the fact that measuring poverty in US cities is often done in a misleading way.
https://www.debt.org/faqs/americans-in-debt/poverty-united-states/