My debate focuses on the need to review economic policy.

Author:

Kamala 'Sarup'

My debate focuses on the need to review economic policy. Even money has gone into poverty reduction. Therefore, I am concentrating here on a specific area: economically less developed areas What characterize these areas outside of economic poverty? Overall, poverty, illiteracy and basic health issues were very common.

In the last thirty years, there has been little global progress in this direction. The rapid growth of different types of nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) has almost filled many of these gaps. Even governments and NGOs did not manage to work effectively.

Existing NGOs often come to the aid of those who need it, including poverty. There has been a great deal of poverty on Earth in the last ten years.

Can we work together to provide justice for Canadians? As a starting point, there were several pits. The poor take care of food, accommodation and education. Poverty will probably make us think, but it is a question of last resort for our frequent campaign against poverty.

Why is it not always efficient? If the government is corrupt and development is still going on in bad shape. They are responsible for the poorest. A bad political system and bad programs are also responsible for this catastrophe. I take to point out here how the existing programs are not able to develop the status of people? I agree that the fight to reduce poverty will only succeed because of campaigns designed to change our programs, for which we are admirably adapted.

My focus here follows solutions throughout this article. If they want more money for poor kids, they should spend more money. Instead of throwing a phrase about it in obscure academic journals.

Another important element of poverty reduction solutions is the cost of welfare. When it comes to the impact of high poverty, we are in the realm of speculation. Because poverty is commonly defined as inadequate nutrition, clothing, protection and medical specialization. This is a circular argument to show that poverty produces inadequate food, clothing, shelter and medicines. We can point out the millions of causes that lead to poverty and the main problem of division is economic. There are divisions between abolitionists and enslaved supporters.

How are they not benefiting economically? There are two points of view on the economic question. Even the economy is a major concern. We have to realize that poverty is the problem with the economy. I would like to emphasize that maintaining a strong economy is a key element of poverty reduction.

The poor are confronted with serious abuse and exploitation of labor. This includes verbal as well as sexual abuse. Sometimes in many countries they don't receive wages. And excessive hours of work with no days off. It is very sad to see that poor migrants are particularly vulnerable to maltreatment. I also want to talk about youth living in poverty who are often held hostage by workers and employers. I wish working conditions were more regulated. I want to hold civil and criminal warrants to account.

The exploitation of working conditions has a tendency to eliminate the worst forms of work. I want to ask for more protection in the workplace and I also want to establish minimum employment standards.

My point is that the authority should consider measures to eradicate poverty. Key macroeconomic and micro-economic barriers to programming should be identified. I want to provide economic opportunities for parents and rural households and improve their social and economic situation by raising their incomes.

Economic policy must work to be successful. It is also important to come up with plans to improve national programs and increase the income of the poor.