I’ve always considered poverty a cyclical trap, but I came away with a deeper understanding of it as a deliberate system of failures. A working underclass must always exist but health and life are at odds with subpar pay and exorbitant cost of living.
The most shocking was that the 1946 study which argued that higher wages would lead to h…
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I’ve always considered poverty a cyclical trap, but I came away with a deeper understanding of it as a deliberate system of failures. A working underclass must always exist but health and life are at odds with subpar pay and exorbitant cost of living.
The most shocking was that the 1946 study which argued that higher wages would lead to h…
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