The World Bank defines poverty as a deprivation in the well-being; saying that is the standard that permits a person to be able to maintain the capacity to have good health, to increase the possibility to have a good level of education or to have enough food. In opposite, side this can also be the definition of well-being adding that is instead to have the capacity and the resources to enjoy all does things; measured on the income of a person. (p527)
Knowing the definition of poverty is not possible to distinguish the which ‘grade’ of poverty that is talked about; because the sociologist divided anther the word poverty, two levels of it ,saying that there is an absolute or extreme poverty and relative poverty. Someone that is not able to …show more content…
(p.24) But now going true this hard times the state started to privatise most of the services, making them expensive and increasing the rate of poverty; making true what Marx said about the poverty. (McIntosh I, Punch S, 2005 P.36) Marx said that labour was the source of all wealth and at the same time will ‘come off badly’; criticising the political economy that was following the path of capitalisation. Seeing poverty as something above the people that for various reason like discrimination or lack of education are separated from society, saying that there is an absence of integration so an equal distribution of the wealth. Marx focused how in a capitalistic society wealth and poverty are produced at the same time; concluding that the poor people will work for the rich making the rich richer and the poor poorer. ( Rauhut Daniel, 2005. …show more content…
In fact, a number of development policies are impacting on migrants and the ability of the government to benefit from them; including policies on urbanisation, labour markets, social protection and payments.
People migrate for many different reasons, including economic, political, environmental factors, or join a family member; but we divide them into two main groups the economic migrants and the political ones. Saying that we also discriminate them from where in the world they are coming, because if they are from East Europe, they are not seen in a nice way, instead if they are from different parts of the word or Central Europe they come in the country just to do some experience so they are more accepted. (Adler L. L, Gielen U. P., 2003
Knowing the definition of poverty is not possible to distinguish the which ‘grade’ of poverty that is talked about; because the sociologist divided anther the word poverty, two levels of it ,saying that there is an absolute or extreme poverty and relative poverty. Someone that is not able to …show more content…
(p.24) But now going true this hard times the state started to privatise most of the services, making them expensive and increasing the rate of poverty; making true what Marx said about the poverty. (McIntosh I, Punch S, 2005 P.36) Marx said that labour was the source of all wealth and at the same time will ‘come off badly’; criticising the political economy that was following the path of capitalisation. Seeing poverty as something above the people that for various reason like discrimination or lack of education are separated from society, saying that there is an absence of integration so an equal distribution of the wealth. Marx focused how in a capitalistic society wealth and poverty are produced at the same time; concluding that the poor people will work for the rich making the rich richer and the poor poorer. ( Rauhut Daniel, 2005. …show more content…
In fact, a number of development policies are impacting on migrants and the ability of the government to benefit from them; including policies on urbanisation, labour markets, social protection and payments.
People migrate for many different reasons, including economic, political, environmental factors, or join a family member; but we divide them into two main groups the economic migrants and the political ones. Saying that we also discriminate them from where in the world they are coming, because if they are from East Europe, they are not seen in a nice way, instead if they are from different parts of the word or Central Europe they come in the country just to do some experience so they are more accepted. (Adler L. L, Gielen U. P., 2003