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Types of Poverty: A Summary for Teachers
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Content: Like urban poverty above, rural poverty occurs only in specific area types. These areas are nonmetropolitan with populations below 50,000. The low population limits services available for people struggling financially, and a lack of job opportunities only compounds the problem. Poverty’s Effect on a Person
With the amount of stress and anxiety that poverty places on a person, it shouldn’t be too shocking that poverty can cause a great multitude of issues. This can include challenges with emotions or in social interactions, and it can also cause health problems and safety concerns. Often, a person suffering from poverty will be struck with one bad thing that will only compound as that bad event causes another event and that other bad event causes yet another bad event. A good example of this would be credit cards. Families living from paycheck to paycheck might turn to credit cards to help them through tough financial spots. Unfortunately, with high interest rates and fees involved, a small tough spot like running out of toilet paper soon turns into a massive bill as other needs are put before paying that credit card. Many families in poverty have both parents working multiple jobs, and this can leave the children to fend for themselves.