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Crime, violence, children, healthcare, and education are 5 things which are negatively affected by poverty in India.
Parents socioeconomic status, also race, location, education levels, resources, and job opportunities within the district are a few of the things that correlate with poverty.
Poor education can have mortifying effects on the economy such as fewer job opportunities and an develop in the number of people living in poverty.
Because of poverty education is not taken
i believe so because if you are living in poverty, by receiving an education growing up you realize that whatever state that i was in whiles as a child when i grow up by receiving an education i can make life better for me and my family
The groups that are most affected by poverty is the Irish and African American.
There is no single policy that will alleviate poverty. History has shown that things like decent paying jobs, education availability, social programs, and community organizations have the best record for addressing poverty. It's not possible to eliminate all poverty because the causes and people affected are constantly changing.
None, I have two degrees one in Chemistry the other in Biology and I am still poor. education is great if there are opportunities to apply such skills and erudition and gain better wages or profits. If, however such forces as free trade eliminate places where skills and knowledge can be applied, there will be erudite, poverty stricken individuals. Eduction is only good of social and economic cultural supports are available. You need a community that endorses education and a job or entrepreneurial business that rewards education for adult education to alleviate poverty.
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build infrastructure for necessary development in the future, increase human capital, industrialization to increase productivity and to attract foreign investment, good institution transformation to provide incentives.
There are many reasons for poverty, but the top five would be: lack of education, environment, unemployment, illness - physical or mental, addiction, or bad luck. Of all five, education is the most likely to pull a person out of poverty over the long haul.