Which of the following is TRUE about measuring poverty? Group of answer choices Poverty rates measured by the supplemental poverty measure have always been lower than the poverty rates measured by the official poverty measure. To estimate the number of people in the extreme poverty, we can use the 50% of the poverty thresholds. The U.S. poverty rate is lower than most of the OECD countries when a comparable poverty measure is used across the countries. When a family falls into a poverty, most of those families stay in poverty consistently more than a year. Since the 1996 welfare reform, the number of people who are in the extreme cash poverty ("$2 a day poverty") has been declining