The Poor by Choice Phenomenon

Wealth, wealth, financial stability - these words have a negative unilateral appeal. Wealth is an essential factor of our human nature and it is a virtual target in social life. Because of this, mothers do not want their children to grow into poor adults, and because of opportunities for poor living, immigrants do not travel to new countries and the university provides higher education for economic indulgence Is not ... But throughout history, groups of people all over the world despised humanity and chose the lack of life.

In an article on the phenomenon of poverty epidemics in 2002, writer Zoe William points out that in the "guardian" the concept of the poor equal to "cool" is "eternal." Some people think that this comes from religion, the core of which is that the concept of the poor is themselves godly. Unlike the privileged class, the poor are exempt from guilt. That is the responsibility of the rich in the upper class. This undaunted concept of 'godly poor' might be driving the struggle currency in the modern climate

Many Americans believe that poverty is an individual phenomenon and people's poverty is their own responsibility. Another way of thinking is that poverty is a structural phenomenon. From this point of view, people are in poverty because they find themselves trapped in the economic system and falling into poverty. Income Dynamics Group Study (PSID) is a 50-year longitudinal study of 18,000 Americans, with about a quarter of adults experiencing one year of poverty from 25 to 60 years of age It shows that. In the vertical survey conducted by the US Census on previous income and participation schedule surveys, about one-third of the three years are temporarily in poverty, with only 5% of people sporadic in three years I was in poverty. usually

Poverty in feminization is a phenomenon that women occupy an imbalanced proportion of the poor in the world. UNIFEM expressed it as "the burden of poverty for women, especially in developing countries." This phenomenon is not only the result of lack of income, but also the result of social and government poverty and gender bias. This includes poverty of choice and opportunity such as long-term healthy and creative life enjoyment and enjoyment of basic rights such as freedom, respect, dignity. An increase in the proportion of women in poverty is associated with an increase in the morbidity rate of single mothers. The term feminization of poverty is inherently controversial and is defined in various ways. In 1978, Diana Pearce conducted a number of studies, and watching how many women in the United States are fighting poverty worldwide, the term "feminization of poverty" was born.