Poverty

According to ("the poverty guidelines," 2011) the poverty guideline for a single person in one of the 48 contiguous states and D.C., excluding Hawaii and Alaska, is set at $10,890. For each additional person, you add $3,820.

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im so tired of seeing this question over an over, I already looked this up and answered it a long time ago, I will log in to my editor account and see if this can be merged...till then,
answer: Google it or use my place-holder answer (which is detritus, not the real answer, which should be avail. on the site): "he hated poor people, his solution was to round them up into prison camps, have them battle to the death on live tv and turn some of them into zombie-commie-nazi's"

It has large mineral reserves and natural gas but it will require massive capitol outlays to bring it into production.

A classic example of social conditioning would probably be Pavlov's dogs.

Everytime Pavlov (a scientist) fed his dogs, he would ring a bell. The dogs would salivate at the food. Eventually, the dogs began to associate the sound of the bell with food and Pavlov would be able to ring the bell and the dogs would come to him without him having to put food down for them. Just the sound of the bell would cause the dogs to salivate because they assumed it meant food.

Yes.

Mexico has 26.2% of its children living below the poverty level; the United States doesn't fare well either with 22.4% of its children living below poverty levels.

In absolute terms, the numbers are staggering with 12.88 million Mexican children below the poverty level against 16.4 million American children living below the poverty line.

it is relative poverty and deprivation as they are able to afford basic needs

Yes, depending on state rules and income limits for welfare. Alimony may not be the best choice for the custodial parent.

Porverty is luck of knoledge and ability

lack of market orientation of the seller

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Poverty in the Balkans is driven by a combination of historical, economic, and political factors. The region has faced prolonged instability due to conflicts in the 1990s, which disrupted economic development and infrastructure. Additionally, high unemployment rates, limited access to education and healthcare, and corruption hinder economic growth and exacerbate poverty. Lastly, the transition from socialist economies to market economies has been challenging, leaving many communities without adequate support or resources.

Around 25% of the total poor people are living below poverty line in India and the stat may vary from time to time with economic upliftment of the average Indian people.

There is no doubt that corrupt governments are a major cause of third world poverty, although they are not the only cause. Many third world countries have suffered terrible social, political, and economic disruption as a result of European colonialism, piratical capitalism, Cold War politics and other such influences emanating from the first and second worlds.

Actually the GDP of Qatar is highest in the Arab world and resembles that of Western Europe; however this dramatic rise of living standards compared to neighboring countries is heavily dependent on their natural resources. They rely very heavily on their oil and natural gas reserves, and if they continue to use and export those reserves at the same rate they are currently, they are expected to deplete said resources in the next 40 years or so.

President Lyndon B. Johnson signed the Civil Rights Act of 1964 for the demands of African-American rights.

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With poverty, comes vulnerability, and nothing exposes the vulnerabilities of people living in poverty more than natural disasters. To reduce construction costs, often unsafe construction methods and material are used to build their house, corruption and exacerbates this situation. Economic impact of earthquake is rather different for the poor. In case of an earthquake such houses easily collapse, pulling the poor further down into the spiral of poverty.

For households who have their dwelling as their main asset and shelter, the robustness of the construction is crucial. Add to that the fact that earthquakes alone don't kill people but collapsed buildings do. But the challenge, especially in low-income markets, is that using conventional construction methods is not only insufficient to ensure earthquake-safety but also further increases the construction costs due to their inefficiencies.

There is a strong correlation between poverty and quality of housing. This is evident when one compares the 2010 earthquakes in Haiiti and Chile. Even though the earthquake in Chile was 500 times stronger than the one that rocked Haiti, the scope of damage in Chile was significantly less. This is linked to the fact that Chile has an educated middle-class workforce and is amongst the industrializing countries in South America.

In addition, countries or nations frequently effected by large scale earthquakes have hindered progress in economic development. For example if 50% of buildings are destroyed in a large earthquake. Around 50% of people will be out of work and homeless resulting in a hindered economy.

Since there is still poverty, probably not.

What does a Cape Internal assessment for accounting looks like

You dont think of things the way you should. You get a perverted mind and cant think normally.

Serious to me. No money for xmas..owe 3 months back house payments...keeping utilities on from shut off notice to shut off notice... :(

The expanding economy benefitted members of the emerging elites and their political allies ,but most Europeans became worse off as prices rose faster than wages.