Poverty

According to the CIA World Factbook (as of 10/29/10) the information is not available. The CIA is tops in this type of data, so North Korea must not be releasing such information.

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-Relative poverty is the difference of perceived wealth vis-à-vis others in the same society.

-The perception of how poor a group is or seems to be.

poverty means human that escape from each other

Poverty reinforces disability because when you live in poverty you are exposed to drugs and other bad things you may also be hit by a land mind that can cause a disabiltiy. A diability can also led to poverty because when you have a disabilty you might get abused at home or get called a curse so u might think the better choice is to live on the streets and then you most likely will get into the harsh poverty cycle

( this mostly takes place in Africa , Uganda & south Africa )

The poverty cycle is a cycle that shows the different factors of poverty.

Born into poverty- health problems- lack of education- lack of job-(that is the poverty cycle but it keeps on repeating

Definitely. people who are poor or uneducated and have no Jobs, are often the ones who Increases the Population. thus, it results to Population explosion. they have no Jobs but they have Temporary jobs. that's why when they're tired, they come back home to "refresh" of get energized by having sex.

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An income that is not the same as that of a

government union worker is at the poverty level

Poverty has always been with us. Think of the countries where floods, fire, tsunamis and earthquakes occur. Even in a wealthier society, if poverty is measured as having only 25% of the money which a labourer could earn, there would be some who were below the poverty line. Poverty will never disappear.

Prime Minister Jhala Nath Khanal has hailed the private sector's help and social responsibility for strengthening the economy along with the mobilization of investors and initiative for increasing the network of professionals in the country.

Inaugurating the 45th annual general meeting of the Federation of Nepalese Chambers of Commerce and Industry (FNCCI) in the capital on Monday, Khanal said utilization of the locally available resources has contributed in economic and social development of the country through the entrepreneurship and institutional services catered by the private sector.

The PM said that the government is confidence that investment flow, employment generation and revenue collection will increase if the private sector was promoted and assured confidence, adding that the government was committed to promote, conserve and facilitate the private sector.

Saying no country can go ahead sans industrial development, the PM said political wrangling in the country has also hindered the economic development of the country.

"The country should move toward the direction of economic revolution and industrial peace should be maintained to achieve the economic revolution", said the PM. Frequent series of strikes in the industrial estates have hindered the process of establishing industrial peace, said PM Khanal.

He said rule of law and assurance of security; transparency and guaranteeing liberalism are the top priorities of the government for the investment friendly environment in the country.

Because years ago, women didn't play a big role in society. They were always in the kitchen and doing chores. Men were known to come home with money for the family so women today are underestimated and people do not really know what women can do. P.S. i'm a guy :0 tee hee

In Haiti, 90% of the population live in poverty.

Africa

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Regardless of all the good & sincere efforts that have been done & are being done to solve this problem, they are all doomed to fail - and things will only get worse - if the World doesn't quickly take serious control of its over-population problem...

there is no real solution, the only thing that we as humans can do is to control the population by teaching birth control and educate the masses , ignorance and want are the scourges of this planet.

Poverty exits in poor countries, e.g. Africa because their governments aren't spending the money they earn on importantthings that people need, like hospitals, they're spending it on unimportant things, most of it on themselves, like expensive cars that they don't need.

Often, the rich have more opportunity than the poor: the rich can afford to go to the best schools, have the best computers and technology, and get the best jobs as a result. Many poor people are born into neighborhoods where the schools are bad, there is little access to technology, and there are few role models to serve as mentors. Meanwhile, in many countries (America among them), the tax code is written to benefit the rich, who know how to use various methods to avoid paying taxes and to keep most of their wealth, which they then pass on to their kids, continuing the same cycle. This is not to say that there is anything wrong with keeping one's wealth or passing it on to one's kids; but America used to have a lot more social mobility, so those who were poor could dream of one day moving up. Sadly, that does not happen as much any more. Studies do show that over the past thirty years, the rich really have gotten much richer, while the poor really have gotten much poorer. Without social mobility, the gap between these two groups will either stay the same or get wider.

Haiti, Congo, Angola, Nigeria, DRC, India, Bangladesh, Philippines, Vietnam, Mexico.

He added it to a bill calling for dramatic tax cuts for middle-class Americans

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indigent , means Experiencing want or need; impoverished

There are a large number of factors that contribute to poverty in the world. One major factor is the lack of rainfall that can effect the production of food crops. Another factor can be the way a nation's government operates the economy. Collective systems look great on paper, but often times do not meet the food needs of any given nation. These are just but two factors that effect poverty.

These are 100% correlated: with increased levels of poverty, many young adults find themselves without a job or legal ways for improving their lives and their families'. They then resort to a life of crime, from pick-pocketing to car stealing to in many cases, joining the ranks of Mexican drug cartels and becoming mules, enforcers and hired assassins.

A Sikh should perform Sewa (Selfless Service) wherever he/she can do it, donate Dasvandh (one tenth of what he/she earns). As for the view on poverty as, there are two things, first that together we can certainly solve it and also since Sikhism believes in Karma, the situations for each individual also depends on the actions (karma) he or she does.