Poverty: Difference between revisions

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Poverty is the state of not having enough material wealth or income to support a person's basic needs. Modern capitalist states are embroiled with strife due to poverty^[1]^[2], while the socialist and anti-imperialist world has seen immense successes in lifting their populations out of poverty.^[3]

China's role in global poverty rate decline, data from the World Bank^[4]

References

↑ How America is reverting back to the feudal age by Joel Kotkin on New York Post
↑ America: A Third World Country without Malaria by Atul Singh on Fair Observer
↑ Chart of the Day: China as a facilitator of global poverty alleviation by CGTN
↑ The global decline of extreme poverty – was it only China? by Max Roser on Our World in Data

[1] How America is reverting back to the feudal age by Joel Kotkin on New York Post

[2] America: A Third World Country without Malaria by Atul Singh on Fair Observer

[3] Chart of the Day: China as a facilitator of global poverty alleviation by CGTN

[4] The global decline of extreme poverty – was it only China? by Max Roser on Our World in Data

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