Explain colonial rule and income in inequality in causes of poverty?
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One of the historical reasons for poverty is the low level of economic development under the British colonial administration. The policies of the colonial government ruined traditional handicrafts and discouraged development of industries like textiles. Income inequalities have resulted from non-availability of land to rural landless labourers. Thus, they are forced to work for low wages for the large farmers, causing poverty to them, as they are not able to meet their daily needs with their meagre earnings.
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Heya....
Poverty is that situation when a person is not capable to fullfill his basic neccesities of his life.....
@@ Colonial rule as a cause of poverty....
----->>>> This is that period when a nation has not his control over his resources so that the citizens of Nation can't do any free production and economic activities so that it gets poverty and loose his prosperity.....
Example,,, India during his Colonialism faced a stagnant and backward poverty full economy..
@ Unequal income distribution.....
---->>>> This is the widely cause of poverty that system of income distribution creates a distinction between poor and rich so the distribution of less income cause poverty....
Poverty is that situation when a person is not capable to fullfill his basic neccesities of his life.....
@@ Colonial rule as a cause of poverty....
----->>>> This is that period when a nation has not his control over his resources so that the citizens of Nation can't do any free production and economic activities so that it gets poverty and loose his prosperity.....
Example,,, India during his Colonialism faced a stagnant and backward poverty full economy..
@ Unequal income distribution.....
---->>>> This is the widely cause of poverty that system of income distribution creates a distinction between poor and rich so the distribution of less income cause poverty....
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