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    starvation, and poverty. Oil shortages will lead to increased unemployment in the future since there will no longer be any jobs created by the oil industry that relates to the gathering, refining, storing, and transporting of oil. Also, oil shortages will lead to starvation since it will make it more difficult to get the necessary nutrients and produce more food without a key component like oil. Moreover, oil shortages will also lead to poverty since it will make it more difficult for some…

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    of wealthy countries use their wealth to improve the standard of living for those in poverty, domestically and internationally? And why do these people not do more?” I wanted to know how so many people can live in absolute poverty, despite modern technology and the incredible wealth of the first world. I have always wanted to do something with my life that allowed me to help others. Ever since traveling through South East Asia I have been very passionate about helping those in poverty. I never…

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    deep-seated problems of poverty.” Discuss. SOCIAL PROTECTION  INTRODUCTION “Social protection is the publically mandated policies and programs to address risk and the vulnerability among poor near poor households” (Babajanian et al 2012). It can build human capital and increase poor people’s productive capacity. Or in other words social protection transfers services and institutional safeguards to protect people “at risk” of being in need, it interventions…

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    Child Labor In Guatemala

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    Globalization has caused poverty and more child labor in Guatemala. This issues are making children miss school, creating adult unemployment, and causing people to migrate to the United States. My plan to solve this is contribute aid to adults that would help them provide for now and will keep providing them in the future, make school mandatory, create organizations to help kids with school and give them after school jobs to help their families while they study and last but not least, make…

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    Johnathan Swift Satire

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    In the late 1720s, many of the Irish people lived in poverty. Many of them, children included, starved to death on a regular basis. Johnathan Swift noticed that nobody wanted to do anything about it so, he decided he would create a proposal to make people really think about and realize how bad the problems in Ireland were. Swift's ridiculous proposal suggested that the Irish eat their own children, of course he didn't really mean it, he was using that as a way to show the irony in the fact that…

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    What Makes Me Poor

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    Poor across the Ocean As I strolled through the streets of India, the home of my high school, I witnessed people wallowing in their poverty. I saw children fumbling in the sewage. I saw mothers begging near the road. The rivers within the city were black and stagnant with trash and sewage. My sheltered eyes could hardly keep back their rivers. I died a little inside and cried out – How? I was horrified and shocked by the conditions in which these people lived. I heard stories from the…

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    healthy lifestyles, with access to food, water, medical care, and many of the other necessities to a healthy life, but many more children are struggling, as they don’t have nearly as most of the westernized world do. Many times, families going through poverty do not know of either local, national, or international community organizations that can assist them with their battles. Fortunately, there are many individuals worldwide who realize what these people are going through, and try to help…

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    Child Poverty In America

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    Child poverty is about more than just money – it’s multidimensional. For children, poverty means being deprived in crucial aspects of their lives such as nutrition, health, water, education or shelter. The effects of low socioeconomic status often persist long into adulthood and is both harmful to the person themselves as well as to society. Ending child poverty is important to break the cycle of future generations. Child poverty is a devastating and pressing issue that affects children of all…

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    Global Poverty

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    Poverty is a complicated system created by mankind. Although the world still hasn’t been ridden of poverty, significant progress has been made due to several interlocking factors. Some argue that this is due to the presence of international business. However, international businesses do not significantly contribute to the alleviation of poverty. Globalization of international businesses and the implementation of trade reform do not help impoverished people. Businesses globalize themselves to…

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    Professor Conklin Poverty across America Poverty, as in where the rich get richer, and the poor get poorer. Many communities are filled with poverty, and some don’t even understand what poverty is. “Poverty is the state or condition of having little or no money, goods, or means of support” (dictionary 2016). Society has seen that poverty has become a social problem as a macro issue, since it involves many people and society as a whole. There are many factors that affect poverty, such as…

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