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    Extreme Poverty

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    Putting an End to the Extreme Extreme poverty can be defined as average daily consumption of $1.25 or less and mean living on the edge of subsistence < www.data.worldbank.org> . Twenty years ago extreme poverty had been at its highest effecting many all over the globe. Extreme poverty was also at its highest with 47 percent of the world living on less than a dollar twenty-five a day. Since then there has been a steady decline in extreme poverty rates whereas now there is only 22 percent of…

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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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    Regarding the Feminization of Poverty, the author explains how poverty is measured, that women comprise a major and growing proportion of the world’s poor today (Crapo, 2013 par 9.4). Women are more vulnerable living in poverty, since relying totally on government assistance, affecting very young women to much older women whom are either single with children or widowed. According to information from the U.S. Census Bureau, as of 2009, over 55% of all people living in poverty in the United…

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    Micro Credit Case Study

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    tend to be higher than market rates of interest on commercial bank loans. As a result, micro credit schemes alone, in the absence of the other anti-poverty measures will not solve the problem of poverty and enable the poor to escape the poverty…

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    Slavery And Segregation

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    belief that change can occur overnight and with this, reparation offers a more promising outlook on life to majority groups assuring them that overcoming other major issues in society are possible. Compensation will help end the subject of poverty and the end of poverty welcomes the beginning of collective productivity and the contribution of more to society by happier black members. So yes, addressing one issue can have a major effect on the way we view other problems in…

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    Additionally, 43.7% of them live in a severe poverty, while 63.9% of the citizen live below the poverty line in the same year. In brief, people who lived below the poverty line increased from 63.9% in 2011 to 67.87% in 2012. Severe poverty creates obstacles for education, health, financial access, and quality living conditions. Countries suffering from poverty tend to suffer from chronic economic failure. Certain studies constantly quoted quality education…

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    What is the communication topic about? Uncertainty reduction theory is an idea that was written about in 1975 by Charles Berger & Richard Calabrese. The central idea behind this theory is that when individuals first meet strangers they will employ certain strategies to gain information about this unfamiliar person in order to be able to predict or explain that persons’ actions, thoughts, and feelings (cited by Gibbs, Ellison & Lai, 2011, Antheunis, Valkenberg & Peter, 2010). According to…

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    In “Hunger and Development in Latin America,” Jose Graziano da Silva discusses hunger and poverty in Latin America. The delegate of the Latin America, the Caribbean, and the EU, emphasis on the food which is sustainable development. In Latin America, they have been a leader for decrease number of hunger and poverty. Latin America was the first challenger about eradicating hunger and starting Hunger Free Latin America. They have campaigned such as Fome Zero in Brazil and the Crusade Against…

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    number police officers on the street, longer and harsher prison terms for convicted criminals, changes in the drug culture and firearms control. Conklin showed that all the mentioned factors played a role in the reduction in crime in the 1990s but, he also discussed the theory that the reduction in crime could have been a cyclic occurrence and like all cyclic occurrences if there is a down curve in crime rates, soon or later there will be an up-swing in crime rates. Richard Rosenfeld, takes a…

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    Poverty and Education in Rural Africa Poverty is a social issue that has caused problems for people and communities for thousands of years. This social problem has various effects on different institutions and people. As a whole, Africa is one of the most economically affected continents on the planet. Often, people will overlook Africa’s financial situation, but this crisis is affecting other aspects of civilian’s lives also. People and towns in poverty normally have a large disadvantage with…

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