In today’s society, America is ailed by the instantaneous increase of Americans living in poverty, causing families to take several risks in order to provide all of their family’s necessities. Although it may seem that America is the “land of opportunity”, millions of Americans struggle to survive on how much they earn. Throughout the United States, indigent Americans experience many difficult obstacles in order to survive illustrating their need to provide for their family. A recent article about understanding the effects of poverty states “The number of homeless children throughout the U.S has increased by 60 percent over the past six years” (Sheffield, Rachel). This statistic is very scary because poverty in the U.S is constantly getting worse.
The recent literature recognises and encapsulates the fundamentals of multiple deprivations along with economic shortfall. One of the major reasons for severe poverty is multiple deprivation, wherein people lack access to multiple resources coupled with an economic shortfall (Radhakrishna and Ravi,2004). Multiple deprivations include lack of land, credit, education, health, longevity and water along with economic and nutritional support. Being deprived of these resources pushes poor people into a deeper state of impoverishment, which when coupled with financial and health shocks, further aggravates the situation (Shepherd, 2007). The presence of a ‘positive economic shock’ and ‘safety nets’ in the society is imperative to remove chronically people from the adverse state and prevent them from being pushed back into severe
Chronic Poverty is a state of extreme poverty which makes it impossible for people to escape, given their lack of resources and assets. It is absolute poverty experienced for an extended period of time or even over a life course and is unable to satisfy his minimum requirement of food clothing or shelter(CPRC,2004). Chronic poverty is associated with greater vulnerability and harsher consequences because of the continuous depletion and erosion of assets and resources with longer time in poverty (Barrintoes,2007). The Chronic poverty reports, according to CPRC, suggest that close to 40% people in chronic poverty are in developing nations (CPRC2005). Therefore, chronically poor are those who are not able to meet their minimum subsistence needs, lack access to the hey productive assets and are highly dependent on public and/or private transfers(Devereux,2003).
But the education situation in Pakistan is very unhappy. The less education make our country unable to deal with the challenges of this modern century. Over population: The growth rate of Pakistan is becoming very high. There are very limited resources in the Pakistan. Unemployment: The biggest problem Pakistan facing is the unemployment.
Italy suffers from a financial crisis. As a result, unemployment has risen considerably, and it may continue to rise even further the social consequences of unemployment is dramatically reaching a dangerous stage here people are unable to buy necessities, leave alone paying rent and tax this effect are visible in the entire economy not only individual struggle but also,business to meet the challenges. The effects of unemployment not just effect the person himself but also his/her family What role, if any, do you believe the government should play to reduce negative consequences?In addition, in the long run the society where he lives. Unemployment brings with it despair, unhappiness, and anguish. It forces people to live their lives in a way
o Taking up jobs on temporarily o Lack of experience o Racial discrimination still occurs in many organization. This is a serious cause of unemployment. People who do not accept a certain race, religion, caste and ethnicity still exist and so the survival of earning money becomes difficult and many are forced to leave the country. Ireland has an extraordinary high rate of unemployment . “It is true that the scale of the construction bubble and subsequent bust in Ireland made a considerable amount of economic pain inevitable, but Iceland outside the Eurozone had an even bigger bust and unemployment is now down to below six percent.” (Yglesias.M ,2014) There are ten countries in the Eurozone that have worst of rate than in Ireland.
Therefore, there is a connection between poverty and crime. The more the number of people living in poverty, the higher the crime rate, which is obviously bad from a social perspective because it compromises safety and security in the region/country. Furthermore, many people living in poverty are homeless, which forces them to live on the streets, showing the failure of the state to adequately provide for them. 8. LEDC’s point of view It is easy to see why countries with large proportions of their populations living in poverty are interested to reduce that number, both for the good of their people as well as the future development of the country.
Poverty in Mexico Thesis Statement: Poverty in Mexico brings negative consequences like mortality, lack of resources, more crime and bad health. I.- Mortality The reasons of mortality depend on some factors. The economic and social policies have more influence, that the Sector Health. This has its origin in the social inequality, in the poverty, and in the privation or denial of the full guarantee of the rights of the persons. Now, it has been proven that mortality affects more children, than adults.
During the 19th century, diseases, lack of food, and emigration, mainly caused depopulation. A long-term depopulation is typically as a result of infertility among the people in the society and additionally net immigration rate that does not compensate the increasing death rates. Population aging characterizes this long-term decline in population, and it leads to a rise in the ratio of the retired citizens to workers and the young (Chand et al. 2014). The results of depopulation have a direct impact on the economy of the country that has borrowed too much for repayment by the young generation.
This means that 1.4 billion people or 21% of the world 's population live in extreme poverty. Unfortunately, women and children account for a sizeable portion of those who live in poverty. It is my opinion and belief that education can break barriers in order to escape or come out of poverty, but on the other hand poverty has been seen to cause problems in education as it can also limit student’s true potential. Children coming from a poor background usually look and dress differently from others from an upper class