How to do you propose to solve issue that is gentrification in poor communities? Who benefits and who is hurt by this solution?

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A: By subtracting the crude mortality rate from the crude birth rate, demographers can calculate a…

Q: Why must the Philippine government should prioritized and focus on the end of poverty and hunger?

A: When talking about the Philippine economy, it can be said that it is significantly affected by the…

Q: What is  the relationship of economics and ethics purposing sustainable economic equality…

A: Ethics is a part of philosophy that "recommending concepts of wrong and right behavior,…

Q: what are the plans to eliminate poverty? explain.

A: Poverty is an economic state in which people face scarcity or a lack of essential commodities that…

Q: What are the main characteristics of a mixed economy?

A: When talking about types of economy, mixed economy is the economy with characteristics of command…

Q: Explain the vicious circle of poverty that afflicts low-income nations.

A: As per the vicious circle in under developed nation’s stages of earnings/income remains less which…

Q: What is the role of mixed economy?

A: A mixed economy is a type of economic systems like the command economy, private sector economy,…

Q: Does current economic system allow to fully exclude child labor?

A: Child labor is a situation in which children of young ages work full time.

Q: Why social enterprise considered as an alternative platform that can alleviate the plight of the…

A: In an economy, social enterprise refers to the one in which government has the major share and the…

Q: Neoliberals would view the cause of poverty as : O Problems with the educational system as well as…

A: Fiscal austerity, deregulation, free trade, privatization, and a reduction in government spending…

Q: why it is less likely to people to migrate from urban to rural?

A: Migration is an economic process where people move from a city/place to another in search of better…

Q: How does climate change relate to the poverty cycle? How does climate change uniquely affect the…

A: 1a) Perhaps the greatest way that the climate is impacted by poverty is through deforestation.…

Q: What economic problem is addressed through 4Ps?    a. Adoption of technology b. Human Resource…

A: In economics, 4Ps include promotion, product, price and place that are requires for an efficient and…

Q: What are some historical events of inequality that have led to advances in social justice and human…

A: Social justice issues have risen to the forefront of global consciousness at various times…

Q: What factors prompted millions of immigrants to move to large American cities?

A: Large American cities are dreamland to many people around the globe due to the level of development…

Q: Discuss FIVE ways on how Global financial institutions (World Bank, IMF, etc.) can help to eradicate…

A: In the United Nations system, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and the World Bank are two…

Q: How is a lack of income is the root cause of most social problems?

A: Income:Income refers to the money which an individual or business gets in return for giving work.…

Q: What are the merits of a mixed economy need only two merits. fast

A: According to the given question So basically the mixed economy is considered as an economy which is…

Q: percentage of poverty in each gulf country and does everyone get assistance ? or only poor please…

A: The national poverty headcount ratio is the level of the populace living underneath the national…

Q: What can be found in a mixed economy but not in a market economy? A a national economic development…

A: A market economy is an economy where there is private ownership of resources and market forces of…

Q: How can The Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion Law (TRAIN Law) will lessen or worsen poverty…

A: The Tax Reform for Acceleration and Inclusion Law  aims at lowering the tax rates on normal citizen…

Q: what is being done to end unemployemnt?

A: Unemployment is defined as when an individual who is willing to work but he is unable to find any…

Q: How do you get rid of poverty in a third-world country?

A: Poverty is one of the major issues in the third world countries which impacts their growth and…

Q: A __________ is a concentration of people whose major social and economic needs are satisfied within…

A: In an economy, when people are not able to  satisfy their social and economic needs in which they…

Q: does urbanization impact women uniquely?

A: Answer Girls and women in urban regions may have access to education and work that they would not…

Q: What were the effects of suburbanization?

A: A population shift from central urban areas into suburbs that results in the formation of urban…

Q: Compare the description with places of extreme wealth and poverty within a peripheral country.

A: Self-development is the personal development of capabilities, quality of life, potential, and…

Q: Henry George and William Graham Sumner both wrote in the late nineteenth century about poverty and…

A: Henry George in his book "Progress and poverty" investigates the paradox of increasing inequality…

Q: What contributions are community colleges making tohigher education?

A: The institution providing higher education which provides a curriculum of two years that could lead…

Q: The World Bank and the United Nations measure world poverty in which two ways?

A: The World Bank(WB) is a mission to end poverty and to promote shared prosperity. The World Bank…

Q: Why does a nation’s standard of living depend on property rights?

A: In any economy, property rights refers to the specfiic ownership rights that are provided to the…

Q: Is progress being made in fight against poverty ? What types of poverty polices are proved to be…

A: Poverty can be classified into absolute and relative poverty. Policies that are intended to promote…

Q: What is being done to support remote Indigenous communities to combat inflated prices of consumer…

A: Indigenous communities are the communities that have developed and survived amongst the nature…

Q: What are the critiques against the basic needs approach

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Q: What the government can do overcome or at least minimize the problems to reduce the gap of life…

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Q: Do individuals have a right to free health care? Do they have a right to force others to provide…

A: Different countries have different  healthcare system based on their constitution and type of…

Q: 1. What factors lead to an increased risk for economic insecurity and poverty among older women…

A: The condition of having stable income or other resources to support a standard of life now and in…

Q: What accounts for the rapid growth in the number ofolder Americans?

A: The average time a living being is projected to live is referred to as life expectancy. It is based…

Q: Discuss the Urbanization in the Philippines and Land Reform.

A: Urbanization is that the process by which cities expand and increasingly large portions of the…

Q: What are the Causes of World Poverty?

A: One of the central challenges in today's economy and society that demands our immediate attention is…

Q: What makes suburbanization possible?

A: Meaning of Macroeconomics: The term macroeconomics refers to the situation of economic and…