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[Poverty, population and development].


 This study defines poverty as the socioeconomic situation characterizing people who are unable to meet basic needs. The study also tries to identify factors which are usually associated with poverty. Poverty is almost always associated with, and aggravated by, a demographic behavior characterized by high fertility rate. The concentrating and excluding patterns of economic development, and the causal interaction of structural and demographic behavior, often lead to the economic margination of a section of the population, thus establishing poverty, constituted by deficient schooling and living conditions. The margination of this section of the population from the development process gives it those material and demographic characteristics which, in turn, make it extremely difficult for these people to get out of the margination process.
