Living in a World With Extreme Poverty

Poverty has long been a problem, every country has been affected in some way, and in some countries it is more serious than other countries. Countries most affected by poverty are Niger, Ethiopia, Zimbabwe, Afghanistan, Uganda, Haiti and many other countries (InfoPlace). The proportion of the world's population living on less than $ 2.50 a day is about 50%. Poverty is defined as "condition or poverty with little or no money, goods, or support". (dictionary)

In addition to the poorest poor, in the last three decades the world's lives have changed from extreme poverty to income levels, health, material wealth, and a prospect of life, starting to challenge advanced industrial democracy I will. This map further reflects the top 1% of the rise and finance of finance, which is the subject of a democratic challenge against some form of fair redistribution. However, the most important part of the graph is the descent curve. Here, the rate of increase will be different even if the actual income level is significantly lower, stagnant, or even reduced in the same 20 years. 85 Ibid.

This measure is poverty. The World Bank defines extreme poverty as less than $ 1.90 per dollar purchasing power parity for 2011. In 1981, 44% of the world's population lived in extreme poverty. It's easy to hide numbers, so let's pause. About 35 years ago, nearly half of them were in extreme poverty. By 2012, this number has decreased to 12.7% (896 million people). Other signs of hope can also be seen. In the United States, the violent crime rate has sharply declined since the peak in the early 1990s. Life expectancy continues to increase. When you want to know whether the world will ultimately become a seed, it will help you consider the source of positive momentum to advance us. Global prosperity depends not only on isolated behavior of extremists, but also on shocking and unexplainable things