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    Katrina Gilbert Poverty

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    factors to help understand why Katrina is living from paycheck to paycheck: economic status, children, and the lack of support from her former partner. Although Katrina is unsatisfied with her job workload, she remains committed to bringing in source of income because of these factors. However, this was not the end of the list considering Katrina’s health care and educational status. She suffered from Graves’ disease, yet was put in the position between paying for these medical costs or paying…

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    Switzerland performs very well in many measures of well-being relative to the United States and other countries in the Better Life Index (OECD Better Life Index, 2015). Also, Switzerland ranks above the average in subjective well-being, jobs and earning, income and wealth, social connections, and health status. Other areas where Switzerland ranks above average are personal security, education and skills, and environmental quality. To achieve these milestones in better life and poverty…

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    readings on family decision-making and financial literacy offered insight into the struggles low-income households face each month to survive, much less invest or save. In particular, the volatile and unpredictable nature of working hours, predicted income, and unforeseen expenditures affect low-income individuals’ ability to draw on resources and grow assets over the course of a lifetime. By necessity, low-income and asset poor individuals are unable to accumulate wealth to build assets and…

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    Ultimately, the positive effects of raising minimum wage includes bettering low income family and the economy and help the low income family stand more on their own two feet then depending on government and society to baby sit for them. As well help build the economy into a better empire from the down fall of it have become today. In conclusion, we can…

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    family. Public policy has increased the success of my family and how we function. The support has helped my family with several needs and strengthen our ability to give back to the community as well. In the past, we have received the Earned Income Tax credit and my son was in the Head Start preschool program. Both of these programs positively impacted my family and I can assume are positive assets to the other families who have received these benefits…

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    repercussions that could result. James Surowiecki and Michael Saltsman both present ideas regarding the complex topic of how to properly improve the lives of those in the workforce in an economy that is suffering in their articles “The Pay Is Too Damn Low” and “To Help the Poor, Move Beyond ‘Minimum’ Gestures.” Surowiecki believes that though there are other ways to fight poverty, simply raising the minimum wage will help drastically. In contrast, Saltsman believes that…

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    Lived in poverty all my life and there is no one to run to when you need something.But knowing that there are a lot of people there who are trying to survive hurts me a lot.So poverty in America has been a huge issue for the past many decades. The government has tried helping them by giving them, food stamps etc. But the percentage of people who are getting poor is getting worse each year. The people who are against poverty agreed that something has to be done about it, but the primary reason…

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    is not helping to reduce poverty. Those living in poverty were not even working, or a number of them not even living in poor families and it was reducing the employment opportunities for the less-educated and less-experienced. Most families have an income of more than the poverty level rate and the people receiving minimum wage either still live at home with family or have a spouse that also works. Single…

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    The message of the documentary Life, Animated, is that we can learn to communicate and express ourselves when all odds are against us. When it’s hard to come up with right thing to say, or when it’s difficult for us to speak clearly; the things we are passionate about (even something as innocent and childlike as a Disney movie) can help our inner thoughts and deepest feelings be fleshed out into meaningful language. The film express this beautifully through Owen Suskind’s adventure as a young…

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    the U.S. “economy more than $500 billion annually in…increased health care…expenditures” from more serious conditions (Brown 1). That is why David Wood, a researcher with a medical degree at the University of Los Angeles, believes that the public income-transfer programs are ineffective. Instead, he advocates for government to increase funding for pediatricians to improve healthcare. He believes pediatricians can “receive and welcome families that are poor…into their practices” and prevent…

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