Causes of Poverty Essay

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    One out of thirty kids in America are either homeless or living in poverty; that is, about 8 percent of American kids, which are increasing every year (“One in 30 American Children Is Homeless, Report Says”). Demi Lovato wants to help as many kids in poverty and around the world as possible. To do this, she has helped people write 104 articles on her and what she is doing, is a part of 18 charities, and has made 5 videos to speak up about bullying. Even though Demi Lovato is a pop star, she is…

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    I have conducted my research on the causes of homelessness, how it affects a person’s health, and what resources are in the world to help those in need. After this research, I will know how a person becomes homeless and how much their state of living can potentially hurt them, but what next? I would love to do something with this information, fortunately I currently have the chance to in my community project placement. Giving the homeless or those in poverty access to many resources that could…

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    poor families have a tendency to have more children during period of economic improvements such as the Industrial Revolution, which suddenly lowers the average living standard of working class to bare subsistence living. Malthus believed that the cause of low living standard in England during economic growth was the overproduction of babies mostly by poor families, the inability of food supplies to keep up with population growth, and irresponsibility of the poor such as early marriage, and the…

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    The use of child labor has been used for a long time and is most seen in developing countries. Luckily there have been organizations that have been formed to put a stop on this problem, such as the International Labor Organization. Of course, before trying to end a problem is important to know why children are working rather than engaging in activities that every child should such as going to school. Many of the jobs the children participate in are harmful to their health. A specific job field…

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    This study incorporates the word poverty, marginalized/marginalization compatibly to denote the same group of children. The marginalized groups In Tanzania, these groups according to (Tikly and Dachi, 2009) include, defenseless children, women girls, orphans, the disabled, refugee, albinos…

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    Introduction The author of Evicted, Matthew Desmond, exposes the restrictions those in extreme poverty may face daily. Based in Milwaukee Wisconsin, Desmond takes his readers into the lives of those living in poorly maintained housing where tenants experience health problems, eviction, and at times even death. The property owners are wealthy and thrive off profits made by those less fortunate, yet do minimal maintenance to preserve their rental units. The families residing in the rentals cope…

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    studies focusing on inner-city nonresident fathers concluded that they have considerably lower earnings and higher poverty rates making their ability limited to pay support (Sorensen, 1997). Children in father absent homes without his contribution have a higher chance to live in poverty. According to the 2014 U.S. Census 46.5 percent of children in female headed household were in poverty compared with 10.6 percent of children in married-couple families (U.S. Census Bureau, Income,…

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    Maslow believed that these needs are the most basic and instinctive needs in the hierarchy and I would imagine this would definitely be the reality in my case. In a Poverty level budget, I would be able to give up most leisure activity in order to eat the necessary amount of food to feel satisfied. In the case of the extreme poverty budget, the amount of food doesn’t change much but my housing situation would and this would force me to live with at least 4 other people to keep the cost down.…

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    Causes of Homelessness Day by day we as humans inhabiting such a massive planet will cross paths with those who wander the streets in search of a place they can call home. Generally viewed as an individual or a crowd, these people are called the homeless. Automatically, one’s instinct is to believe it is that individuals own fault or this particular individual chose to live this way. Whether a self-made choice or a series of complex events, poverty, natural disasters, and disorders are…

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    the minimum wage so that no one who works full time has to live in poverty." Barack Obama. There are some people living in their house and they have many things like TV, computers, tablets, phones, cars. But they live on the poverty line due to the high cost of living. Especially in the United States of America the minimum wage hasn't been increased for seven years, and that's why there are many families struggle and still on poverty line even if they works full time. The U.S. government must…

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