Poverty is as much a social phenomenon as it is an economic condition. Discuss.
Introduction
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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
(i) lack of wealth → Compensated standard of living @ slums,
(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.
— Abhinav J Jain · AIR 14
Conclusion
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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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