Poverty is as much a social phenomenon as it is an economic condition. Discuss.
Introduction
Poverty is a socio- economic condition characterised by lack of adequate wealth to meet basic needs of survival.
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Main Body
Poverty is a socio- economic condition characterised by lack of adequate wealth to meet basic needs of survival.
Poverty as economic condition
(ii) lack of purchasing power to pay life like life sustaining needs
@ lack of education in state, middleeungo
(iii) Resource constrained - Expenses on wealth education might lead to further poverty. (Debt Trap)
Poverty as social phenomenon
(iv) Feminisation of poverty - Unequalising status of women in poor population.
(v) Time poverty - in Report highlighted people having lack of sufficient time to spend as per own which more for housemates, 2 women.
(vi) Social situation as cause & course/venue of poverty
Poverty Trap: Health & Education vicious cycle
(vii) Culture of poverty - Poverty treated as fate, and people developed low class culture without industrious for mobility
This poverty is multidimensional phenomenon. Selectin 1eate 1nteecution 1te PMKISAN MGNREGA, SUANIDHI, 1DS etc.
Conclusion
This poverty is multidimensional phenomenon. Selectin 1eate 1nteecution 1te PMKISAN MGNREGA, SUANIDHI, 1DS etc.
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- Comprehensive coverage of poverty dimensions
- Identifies both economic and social aspects
- Good use of concepts like feminisation of poverty, time poverty, culture of poverty
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Poverty is a socio- economic condition characterised by lack of adequate wealth to meet basic needs of survival.
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Poverty as economic condition
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Feminisation of poverty - Unequalising status of women in poor population.
conclusion
This poverty is multidimensional phenomenon.
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7. Social Issues
Poverty and Developmental issues
Poverty as social and economic phenomenon
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