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    LBST 2102- 01 Paper 2 Poverty Around the World Poverty is one of the hottest global issues. It exists in every country. We see many people around us live on poverty condition but we cannot help all of them. Poverty is not an issue of a specific country; it is the issue around the world. There are many causes and effects that associate with the poverty. Poverty is the involuntary lack of enough resources to provide or exchange for basic necessities food, shelter, healthcare, clothing, education,…

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    World Bank Poverty

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    The World Bank defines poverty in many different ways. The first is called economic poverty, and is defined, “when a family’s income fails to meet a federally established threshold that differs across countries. Usually, this is calculated by how much one family makes, not an individual basis, and can be adjusted based on the number of family members. The next category of poverty is known as absolute poverty, which measures “poverty in relation to the amount of money necessary to meet basic…

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    Poverty is an ongoing problem throughout the whole world. Poverty does not discriminate against the victims it targets. Poverty effects men and women, individuals and families, young and old, and all ethnic groups. Poverty is a state, specifically economic state, of being extremely poor, or to lack money. This detrimental factor in life has effected people for many years. It can be seen in the book, Gang Leader for a Day, which takes starts off in 1989. This is not just an American issue,…

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    Two Types Of Poverty

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    1.Introduction Poverty is when people needs are not met. And there are two types of poverty which are absolute poverty and relative. Absolute poverty is when you cannot acquire certain needs and wants to support yourself and relative poverty is when someone can afford things but is not enjoying them. 1.1.Background Poverty is the state of being of being poor or needy. Poverty occurs because of many reasons such as lack of education. Lack of education can lead to poverty due to you do not have…

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    The Working Poor Summary

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    individuals living in poverty and how they are unprotected and stuck in a vicious cycle. I found Shipler’s metaphor to be really accurate and surprising; it brought both truth and seriousness…

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    Social Problems In Haiti

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    Haiti is one of the poorest countries in the Western Hemisphere and one of the poorest in the world. Haiti has been in poverty for a long time now. They have experienced political instability for most of its history which is very sad. According to Turtis Richard, There is a current population of 10.85 million people in Haiti. Last time they recorded the number of people in Haiti was in 2016, so this number has changed over time. The nation is multi ethnic, which means it is home to peoples of…

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    development of clarification of poverty which overlook the political, economic structure, and puts the fault on the individual conduct and on the culture of poverty; which was considered as the poor 's response and their modest position. Accordingly, the middle class dehumanizes the lower class by faulting the cycle of poverty on the individual themselves, rather than taking a look at the unequal disparity of assets and the structure that keeps the poor in the cycle of poverty and the greater…

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    Oliver Thomas's article "A poverty, not education, the crisis in U.S." is meant to show that education is a major way to offset poverty. I am living proof that the lack of education can create its own forms of inequality. Being raised by an uneducated mother, I basally had to live a childhood in destitution. And yes at times while I was growing up there were social institutions that could have helped, like my school and the church that we went to but nevertheless, they did not. As I got older…

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    freckles. She wore hand me down clothes and didn’t have many things to call her own. One thing she did have was the determination to succeed. My mom had the misfortune of living in poverty as a child. Her home was a run down, one-bedroom house which she shared with her parents and sister. There are many causes of poverty, one prevalent cause being drugs and alcohol. Her parents were alcoholics and spent most of their time in a bar, leaving my mom to raise her sister. Many of my mom’s extended…

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    Extreme Poverty In Haiti

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    living in extreme poverty, is in desperate need of help (“Poverty in Haiti: Aid, Earthquakes, and Imperialism”). The level of poverty in Haiti is so high that it stands out from the other countries in Latin America. Because of extreme poverty, children are often separated from their families and end up living in orphanages. Many Haitians live on the streets with no access to clean water, and do not have the money nor the resources to overcome poverty (“Top 5 Facts about Poverty in Haiti”).…

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