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…characteristics of today’s poverty in Latin America is the growing number of women among the poor. “Today about 20 percent of the poorest households in Latin America are headed by women, but in some cities the percentage rises to almost 38 percent. A review of 22…
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Category: /History
…cropping benefitted both rich and poor, the numbers of absolutely poor people still grew, so in the 1970s the goals of equity and poverty alleviation entered explicitly into the agricultural equation. The concepts of community development (1955-73…
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Category: /History
…free from poverty and live in a more pleasant place. Mao used many methods to make this possible but some of them were cruel and inhumane, the consequences of his actions marked the Chinese for many generations and will continue. Mao was born December 26…
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…to arrive at another. Excitement is due to relief in leaving, but also anticipation of arriving somewhere new. Most obviously, Tambu is leaving poverty: the burden of long hours of hard physical labour and poor living conditions. She has seen the difference…
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…of the national minimum wage *Reduce exploitation of lower paid workers *Reduce the scale of relative poverty & inequality - direct boost to the earnings of over 1.5 million workers *Reverse the effects of employer discrimination *Improve incentives for people…
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Category: /Social Sciences
…intervention in order to reduce poverty and therefore improve living and working conditions for the working classes. Up until the turn of the century, it was believed that poverty was self-inflicted, and therefore should be easily self-remedied. However, by the 1906…
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…, it is the concept of workfare that causes the most tension between it's government and business supporters and it's anti-poverty and social justice critics. In actuality, workfare is a contraction of the concept of 'working for welfare' which basically refers…
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…to becoming a legitimate "developed" country. Pakistan is seen as a country in poverty, but much like a cloud, there is a hint of silver lining. Pakistan has a past of mismanagement, underdevelopment, and poverty in it economic history (Economy of Pakistan, 2005…
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Category: /Law & Government
…industries; this is globalization, the seamless integration of international trade and investment via the free market system. However the deregulated flight, launched by privatization, out of poverty can cause states to experience economic growth at unprecedented…
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Category: /History
…measures to control vagrancy not to alleviate poverty. Rather than having us thinking in terms of welfare and welfare state it is actually going back to the principles that underpin the Poor Law, and that's the reason why, so that we should be able to say…
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