The Causes of Poverty

Callaghan McCarthy's book provides a distinct analysis of the factors behind poverty and explores its impact on people's daily lives. The author examines the structural causes of poverty, including the inequitable distribution of resources and the lack of opportunities. He highlights how poverty affects people's mental health, economy, and social mobility, creating an endless cycle of social disadvantage. The author also examines the policies needed to combat poverty and provides a road-map for readers who want to help eliminate poverty in communities worldwide. The book offers significant insight into the conditions underlying global poverty, making it an essential read for individuals committed to human welfare.
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