Causal Analysis about causes of poverty.pdf

This presentation explain about major causes of poverty

1. MIN TINT LU

3. Introduction
700 Million
In 2022, the global count of people living
in extreme poverty reached 712 million,
marking an increase of 23 million since
2019.
Approximately 700 million individuals
survive on less than $2.15 a day.
(Poverty, n.d.)
Around
Live in Poverty

4. Situation GenerationEconomic Structure
Primary Causes of Poverty
Thesis : Poverty is a complex problem caused by sudden crises, generational cycles of
disadvantage, and economic structures, which together make it hard for people to become
financially stable and improve their lives.

5. Job Loss Impacts
people who lose their jobs suddenly
face financial issues that make it hard for
them to cover their basic needs and
maintain their well-being financially
(Jackson & Turner , 2020) .
Sudden Crises
Theprofoundimpactofnatural
disastersonplungingindividualsinto
poverty,asseenintheaftermathof
HurricaneDorianintheBahamas
(Brown&Ashcroft,2019).
Certainsituationsinlifethatare
unexpectedandbeyondcontrol1
Situational Poverty
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6. Job Loss Impacts
Children’s brain development may be impacted by
stress exposure. This remains throughout adulthood
and makes it more difficult to overcome poverty
(Boghani, 2017 ).
Sudden Crises
Generationalpovertyaffectsfamiliesacross
multiplegenerations,aschildrenbornintopoor
conditionsfacingsignificantbarriersto
economicadvancement(Duncan&Magnuson,
2011).
Acyclethataffectsfamilies
acrossgenerations,impacting
bothfinancesandhealth.
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Generational Poverty

7. Job Loss Impacts
Therisingcostoflivingandstringent
rentalrequirements,suchascredit
scoresandsecuritydeposits,make
housingunaffordableformanylow-
wageworkers(Desmond,2016).
Sudden Crises
Theprevalenceofwagetheftinlow-
payingjobs,whereemployersoften
withholdovertimepayandtips,further
underminingworkers'financialstability
(Bernhardtetal.,2007).
Theeconomicstructureplaysa
significantroleinperpetuating
poverty,makingitdifficultfor
individualstoimprovetheir
livingconditions.
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Structural Poverty

8. Conclusion

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Suggestions

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