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    generational poverty? Generational poverty is a‚ "set of factors or events by which poverty‚ once started‚ is likely to continue unless there is outside intervention"(Hutchison Encyclopaedia). Many countries have large numbers of poverty stricken families and individuals with no assistance to alleviate educational‚financial‚and emotional/spiritual impoverishment. There is also a significant presence of poverty in well structured countries like the U.S. and Europe. Generational poverty affects an extremely

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    injustices that have left many people in poverty and debt. Without a doubt‚ the things that are making the people here within this nation‚ a nation separated from Britain suffer the most is penury that they have recieved. Poverty has driven the people of the United States to live in horrible neighborhoods or on almost empty streets. The official poverty rate in 2015 was 13.5% of the population‚ which is about 43.1 million people. About sixty percent of people in poverty in the U.S. are made up of single

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    This is a story of two tribal Armenian boys who belonged to the Garoghlanian tribe. For their family‚ even at times of extreme poverty nothing could match the importance of honesty. They never did anything wrong and never lied or never even stole anything. The story talks about an incident that revolves around two cousins Aram who is nine years old and Mourad who is thirteen. The world‚ for Aram‚ at that time‚ seemed to be a delightful and extremely joyous yet mysterious dream. People believed in

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    Crime vs. Poverty Are the Poverty Stricken More Victimized or Commit More Crime than the Rich? Shavon Harrison Com 220 May 2‚ 2010 Jodi Galvin While Geographic regions within the US have different characteristics and therefore lead to differing levels of both crime and poverty‚ evidence greatly suggests that increases in poverty lead to increased violent crime.. Does poverty constitute crime? Growing up in Charlotte and living in some of the most poverty stricken neighborhoods‚ all

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    Book Review on Urban Poverty B M Hasanul Banna International Islamic University Malaysia Urban poverty is the outcome of urban-bias development projects being predominantly financed by the external capital‚ either in the form of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) or Aid. The urban-bias industrialization strategy performed as a pull factor for the rural unemployed. This strategy contributed to the expanding of urban informal sectors where unskilled as well as highly unorganized day labours remain

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    In the last several years‚ the poverty rate has increased throughout America. In 2015 a whopping 43.1 million people ascended into poverty (ObamaCare). 14.5 percent of Americans lived below the poverty line‚ which was $24‚250 for a family of four in 2015. In fact‚ 6.1 percent of people fell below half the poverty line‚ which is $12‚125 for a family of four in 2015 (ObamaCare). As a result‚ many Americans suffer from malnutrition‚ and a lack of good health and education‚ which has a big effect on

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    The Effect of Poverty on Child Development and Educational Outcomes PATRICE L. ENGLEa a AND MAUREEN M. BLACK b California Polytechnic State University‚ San Luis Obispo‚ California‚ USA b University of Maryland Baltimore‚ Baltimore‚ Maryland‚ USA Poverty affects a child’s development and educational outcomes beginning in the earliest years of life‚ both directly and indirectly through mediated‚ moderated‚ and transactional processes. School readiness‚ or the child’s ability to use and profit from

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    that settle squarely into areas of social welfare‚ and poverty is one that garters the most concern. The notion of poverty‚ as detailed by the United States Census Bureau‚ shows in 2010 that 46.9 million people suffered in poverty. This was the fourth consecutive annual recorded increase in numbers of people in poverty since 2007. The poverty rate for the US population in 2010 was 15.1 percent‚ an increase from 12.5 percent held in 1997. Poverty rates affect minorities in 2010 disproportionately with

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    involved in dispersing of funds in poverty alleviating programs‚ the Government‚ the World Bank and the U.S. are helping India eradicate poverty through dispersing funds to build the economy‚ battle disease and also improve infrastructure. Corruption can occur through bribes and red tape from low level government levels to high levels. Even though there is corruption detected by politicians and bureaucrats. The Government of India has presented strategies to alleviate poverty through subsidies and other

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    someone to solve the issue of rural poverty. The causes of rural poverty are apparent today‚ but rural poverty has been in a similar situation for decades. In fact‚ according to Vilsack‚ “90 percent of the persistent poverty counties are located in rural America” (Vilsack‚ 2011). One reason is that the average salary of the rural employee has been consistently lower than the average salary of an urban worker. In fact‚

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