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    Poverty is hard work, single mothers The quote “poverty is hard work” comes from an article written by Mark Peel. In his article he discusses the struggles that are involved when living in poverty, such as the judgement, going without and the lack of help towards Australians in poverty. Mark Peel goes into great detail in expressing his argument (Peel, 2012). However, as the topic of poverty is such a large concept, this essay has been limited to single mothers in poverty. Furthermore, to…

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    The Welfare System

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    needs. With that in mind, the government created a system that would give aid to families in need. The system is still in use today and is known as the Welfare system. First we need to understand exactly what is the welfare system. The Welfare system that this paper focuses on is known as Temporary Assistance to Needy Families (TANF). The Welfare system is often grouped with food stamps, housing aid, and other government assistance programs. Although these programs are forms of government…

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    translational poor are people who are experiencing temporary and brief poverty. The marginal poor are working poor who have low paying jobs. The residual poor are people who stay in poverty for an extended period of time, and generally depended on social welfare benefits. The causes of the poverty have something to do with race class and gender but it is more complicated than that. For example from the statistics we know women are poorer than men but we do not know why. Structural explanation…

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    The first of many Government assistance programs that are a problem, is the cash assistance. The cash assistant is known as Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF). TANF provides grant funds to states and territories to provide families with financial assistance and related support services (Government Benefits, n.d.). The program was developed to help families recover from a difficult situation to help move forward in life. Some people have it…

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    The Benefits Of Welfare

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    Today in the United States around one hundred and ten million people were on welfare (“The 35.4 percent”). If you keep looking into it, that is almost thirty-five percent of the people in America (“The 35.4 percent”). So, what about the rest of the world? Why are we paying for these people? America needs to stop and stand up for themselves. Welfare should not be an option because it is hurting the children that it is supposed to be helping because it is causing the children to run into a lot…

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    Protestant Work Ethic Attitudes and Economics Protestant Work Ethic is based on the theory that one must work to contribute to society, the church, and others, to be a valuable member of society. One must work gain entry into heaven and obtain salvation. He must take responsibility for his own actions. (Goldstein & Eichhorn, 1961) PWE does not value wasted time. Weber’s theory says wasting time and an unwillingness to work is a sin and brings about abstinence from grace. (Furnham, The…

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    Addressed by Policy Families First is Tennessee 's welfare change engineer that supplanted the Aid to Families with Dependent Children (AFDC) program. Tennessee 's TANF is moreover called Tennessee Families First. Impermanent sponsorship for poor families is an association/state program that supply help to blue families with children. Purposes of interest contain models of distress and affiliation portions, are frequently surrendered over to the states, slanted to certain association necessities…

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    in the elimination of addiction, and lowering crime rate as well. Leading to economic growth by eventually getting more people jobs, thus, demanding less money spent towards aiding the criminal justice system. Drug users currently using Wisconsin welfare programs are more encouraged to continue their bad habits instead of fixing them, causing higher cost in other areas such as prisons, law enforcement, and other special government agencies devoted to the war on drugs. Making changes to the…

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    study on Help-Age Ghana’s “Adopt a Granny Scheme” can be summarized as follows: • The program provides a much need social and fiscal services to older persons in Ghana. Documented evidence of poverty among older persons and lack of social security welfare program for the elderly in Ghana means this program is a vital social solution to the problems aforementioned. • Although Help-Age Ghana and its community based age care groups are concentrated in the capital city – Accra, poor older persons…

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    the United States becomes more dependent on highly educated professionals for every sector of the economy; technology, retail, healthcare, farming, etc., future education reform needs to include a plan to educate citizens who can maintain and grow the increasing complex civic infrastructure. To guarantee our communities can address the current and future demands of the 21st century and ensure that the next generation of highly educated professionals come from within our United States borders,…

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