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    a lot because most of these conditions are a result of stress and living in poverty. The poor housing policies are a result of no real “legal or regulatory framework” as well as lack of vulnerability assessment and not enforcing rules on where housing can be adopted, cost, unreliable services and informal sectors (Wellenstein & Fay, 2005, p.115). All in all, these factors pose as a threat to those who are living in poverty and we see these impacts in the form of statistics when comparing data…

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    2007). The changes in that family due to low socio-economic status is linked to behaviours such as aggression, hyperactivity, and anxiety (Kuruvilla, 2007). Living in a household where poverty is an issue,…

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    Setting analysis of “The Lesson” In Toni Cade Bambara’s story “The Lesson”, readers are introduced to several characters. Most of the characters are children. They live a poor lifestyle and live in a run-down neighborhood. One of the main characters is a small girl named Sylvia. The story opens with Sylvia introducing another character, Miss Moore. Miss Moore is an older black woman with a college degree. She moved to the neighborhood to try and better the lives of the children, and help teach…

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    waste generated by the US could eradicate world hunger four times over and veterans who have had their legs blown off by IEDS in Afghanistan are waiting ten to fifteen years to receive their benefits after serving this country. Meanwhile, childhood poverty does not exist in Norway. India, France, Russia, and most other industrialized as well as non-industrialized countries have banned genetically modified organisms in their food supply and the UN has recently declared that the United States is…

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    Throughout her book, Boo proves that the poor blame each other for every problem and that the rich also blame the poor for the faults in their governments and the markets. She proves this by examining the daily problems that the slum-dwellers face: poverty, diseases and corruption. Boo specifically looks at the lives of people in the Indian slum…

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    Recent studies have shown that those in poverty are significantly happier than those who are extremely rich. Material wealth, although highly valued in society, has little value in determining our happiness. Similarly, Finney and Achebe depict characters that struggle to come to this realization. They believe that material wealth is the key to life until the greed and selfishness associated with it nearly kills them. They fail to grasp their free will because of the power that material wealth…

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    reasons can range from home foreclosure, losing a job, mental illness, drug use, to escape a bad situation (such as domestic abuse), divorce, death of a loved one, or other major life changes. Today many individuals, as well as entire families, live in poverty and are barely getting by. According to Homaid.org, as many as three and half million people are homeless each year, with a million of these people being children (HomeAid). In fact, even you or I might just be a couple of missed paychecks…

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    Climate Changes In Africa

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    As climate change will affect every stage of the food system from production and processing to distribution and consumption, there will be an immense association with a state’s capacity to trade and their ability to sustain a food secure population. Gardner concludes that the food export capacity of Northern Hemisphere developed countries could rise, while food deficit in the Global South will likely increase (120). Most of the regions of sub-Saharan Africa face structural difficulties that…

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    those living below the international poverty line of 1.90 USD, as defined by the World Bank. The money will come from national subsidies as is the case in South Africa. This would be with the exception of countries which are able to prove to the International Court of Arbitrations that their per capita GDP is low enough to warrant an international grant. The financing from the grant would come from BRAC which is one of the most prominent NGOs in relation to poverty alleviation. They do this…

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    Neoliberalism

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    The increased concern of globalization and poverty alongside increased inequality has long been an issue of debate over the years. The effects of increase poverty and inequality Increased crime. The link between poverty or inequality and crimes is of global concern, since certain crimes has be linked to poverty and region with huge gap between the have and have not’s.Poverty.org state the fact this way, different types of poverty for different crimes (2013). High Mortality (Most…

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