Governments have historically implemented various social safety nets and welfare programs to mitigate poverty and its associated risks. These measures often include unemployment benefits, food assistance, housing support, and access to healthcare, aimed at addressing the basic needs of the poor. Additionally, policies focused on education and job training help to empower individuals and improve their economic prospects. By addressing the root causes of poverty, governments seek to reduce social unrest and maintain public order.
The equity function of government is concerned with the ability of all people to have their basic fundamental needs fulfilled. Programs to aid the poor and redistribute some of the wealth are the goals of a government that favors equity.
yes it is because instead of the tax money giving it to the poor, they keep it.
an area of a city that was poor, dangerous, and crowded
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Jobs are becoming harder to find and prices are going up, so in a way, we are becoming more poor than we used to be.
Being rich and then being poor is probably worse. After becoming accustomed to the wealthiness and the money, it would be very difficult to attempt to live without them.
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it dangerous for the people that can't swim and ..
Poverty and corruption. The rich getting richer and the government not caring about the poor. Medicine is now getting commercialised and is now becoming a lucrative business and health care and treatment is very expensive and beyond reach of the poor population.
No, bulldogs do not make good outside pets. In fact, keeping a bulldog outside is dangerous to their health because they have a very poor ability to control their body temperature in outdoor conditions. It is also very dangerous to house such an expensive/sought-after dog outside where they are vulnerable to becoming a victim of theft.
By becoming indentured servants
Yes. US market fundamentals are poor and will continue poor for the foreseeable future. Entrenched interests need to keep the dollar low to assure US government funds liquidity.