Title: Situational Poverty: Definition and Types - Richmondvale Blog
Headings: Situational Poverty: Definition and Types
Situational Poverty: Definition and Types
TYPES OF SITUATIONAL POVERTY

Content: a divorce, death of the family head, illness, a natural disaster or loss of job. These are uncontrollable and often unpredictable events that can escalate until the person finds themselves without material possessions or an income source. TYPES OF SITUATIONAL POVERTY
Situational poverty can be caused by a turn in the national economy or decisions specific to the household experiencing poverty - Photo Credit: Wikipedia
This information can be found on a previous post, which discusses the g eneral types of poverty. Focusing only in situational poverty, it essentially has two types: Cyclical: This depends on the ebb and flow of the national and global economy. For example, Europe was badly affected by the 2008-2013 great recession, which resulted in lower income levels and increased unemployment rates for the European countries. Hence, some people lost their jobs and others found themselves not being able to make ends meet with what they earned, thus falling below the poverty line. Of assets: