often than higher-income people because they have a more difficult time finding a partner who is employed, which is often seen as a prerequisite for marriage. Therefore, unless the employment opportunity structure is improved, simply increasing the number of marriages among low-income people would be unlikely to lower working poverty rates. Ultimately, effective solutions to working poverty are multifaceted. Each of the aforementioned proposals could help reduce working poverty in the United States, but they might have a greater impact if at least a few of them were pursued simultaneously. See also Precariat Income inequality Wage slavery Moonlight clan Wage Family wage Living wage Employment discrimination Wage theft Social inequality Maximum wage Guaranteed minimum income Entitlement Welfare Wages and salaries Income distribution List of countries by average wage Employment-to-population ratio List of countries by employment rate List of countries by GDP (PPP) per capita Notes and references Minimum wage Labor relations Poverty Wages and salaries Employment Measurements and definitions of poverty Welfare economics Sociological terminology United States labor law Injustice Working class