This leads people to live in unhealthy environment which affects their health and renders them incapable to earn a living. ... The problem of poverty can be tackled by the government.The government should create more jobs so as to reduce the number of people living below the poverty line.Military expenditure needs to be reduced and the money should be spent on socio-economic developments.Adoption of these measures can lead to the successful alleviation of poverty in the country. ... This leads people to live in unhealthy environment which affects their health and renders them inc...

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This leads to the formation of what Beck calls sub politics which is made up of new social movements outside the political system who are shaping society from below. ... It is a sad fact but what Beck has made us to believe seems to be true We are living in a risk society revolving around uncertainties. ...

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Poverty is the lack of money, need or scarcity. Poverty in the United States is a well-known thing. Poverty is all throughout United States and is getting worse every single year. In the United States, 35 states alone have a ten percent or higher rate of poverty. With the amount of poverty in the U...

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This is how they thought: In looking at a graph, (attached), we see that the equilibrium level of GDP, (Y1), lies below the natural level, (Y2). ... In the end, the course of a nation's recession is controlled by the actions of everybody living in the country. ...

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While Queensland were still the lucky state with only 10.7% of their workforce being unemployed. 1932 was by far the worst year of the Great Depression in Australia with exactly 29% of the workforce being unemployed as a whole and nearly every state having over 29% of their workforce out of work, except for Victoria that only had an unemployment rate of 26.5%, Tasmania, just below Victoria on 26.4% and Queensland again with only 18.8% of their trade unionists without a job. ... The effect on children was disturbing, and the living conditions they were exposed to were less than satisfactory" ...

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Secondly, this issue impressed me because I realized that even a minor problem such as NEETS can create an impact on society, family and themselves which I have listed below The phenomenon of youth depending financially on parents or others affects the society and their family in the following ways: Firstly, youths depending on parents financially will decrease the workforce which affects the society. ... This affects the lifestyle and the standard of living of people. ...

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Or in this particular instance, if social-welfare programs hurt or help those living under poor and needy circumstances. ... Each of these can be expected to produce more households with earnings below the poverty level (Kenworthy). ...

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