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…will be their future? We must think of this huge number and not only thinking but also solving their problem. First of all we must answer the main question here which is what is the main reason of being as those? We can suggest that it may be from poverty, personality…

…in the 1936 elections was inevitable. He propagated the abolishment of poverty, as well as the elimination of segregation, while his opponent, Goldwater called for action against Communism and held the view in favor of segregation. Segregation was still practiced…

…but instead is stuck in a rut of poverty. Our current growth rate is -3%. Alternatively, I should say our decay rate. Oddly, our country is not growing, we are shrinking! Moreover, if no action is taken all hope will be lost…

…During the 1990's, the United Nations Development Programme's Human Development Index introduced to show life expectancy at birth, literacy and gross domestic product. And it is debatable for the First Peoples; single parent families, poverty…

…: poverty, race and ethnicity, disability, and limited English proficiency so that no group is left behind. After receiving the results and determining the lowest scores in the nation, each school that does not meet the requirements, must within a year improve…

…to live on less than $80 a month - the level the government defines as poverty. But what causes most concern among Russian academics is the widening income gap between the very richest and the very poorest. Russia's prestigious Academy of Sciences says…

…know little about is not that easy to do. This is what Ehrenreich did; she went out into the world of low wageworkers and poverty. Ehrenreich is a writer who gets an assignment to see what it is like to live in poverty on minimum wage today. During her…

…The power of the sociological perspective lies not just in changing individual lives but in transforming society. As C. Wright Mills saw it, society, not people's personal failings, is the cause of poverty and other social problems. Using…

…policy, which was a plan to limit the spread of communism by creating a European economic recovery program (Marshall aid) and the Truman doctrine, 1947 to get Europe out of poverty and to protect these countries because the USA had started to realize…

…and institutional change in an economy. In addition, MNC's goals are the reduction of relative and absolute poverty, the increase of employment and the improvement of social welfare. Therefore, it leads to a higher standard of life to all. Determining the positions…