Question

Give me five points on causes of poverty and with each point of one line explanation

Answer 1

Main Causes of Poverty in India

(i) Heavy pressure of population:

(ii) Unemployment and under employment:

(iii) Capital Deficiency:

(iv) Under-developed economy:

(v) Increase in Price:

(vi) Net National Income:

(vii) Rural Economy:

(viii) Lack of Skilled Labour:

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Answer 2

Causes of poverty are changing trends in a country’s economy. Associated with the lack of education, high divorce rate, a culture of poverty, overpopulation, epidemic diseases such as AIDS and malaria[1] and environmental problems such as lack of rainfall.
Causes of global poverty

The International Food Study Institute had a brief on a collection of extensive studies that analyzed the causes of poverty, analyzing household data and reviewing empirical research in 20 countries. They found that some of the major causes of poverty were the inability of poor households to invest in property and education, limited access to credit, in some cases these instances produce more poverty via inherited poverty. The systematic exclusion of ethnic minorities, scheduled castes, tribes, women and people with disabilities and health issues. Persistence of poverty is partially attributed to these classes not having access to institutions and markets

Main causes of povertyEdit

Primary causes of povertyEdit

Unemployment

Inflation

Poor management of resources

Government policies

Debt

Corruption

Extreme weather

Lack of control in local food[11]

Lack of access to education[

Primary causes by countryEdit

BangladeshEdit

The causes of poverty in Bangladesh are due to the countries low economy caused by influence of india, which leads to the poor being exploited with very low pay, the vast amount of floods that occur (by india in farakka dam or kaptai dam) and overpopulation (by india - planning to put illegal asamese in bangladesh ).

CanadaEdit

The Fraser Institute, a public policy think-tank reported that characteristics increasing Canadians' risk of "experiencing persistent low income" include: "having a physical or mental disability, being part of a lone-parent family, and having less than a high school education."