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How do policy-makers define poverty?a. when an individual or family does not have the resources necessary to meet their basic needs including food, shelter, health care, transportation, and clothingb. when an individual or family does not have the resources necessary to meet their survival needs including food and waterc. when an individual or family does not have the resources necessary to meet their fundamental needs including food, shelter, and clothingd. when an individual or family does not have the resources necessary to meet their vital needs including food, water, and shelter
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