the flow charts represents vicious cycles of poverty
the flow charts represents vicious cycles of poverty 03J9G
The flow chart depicts the cyclic nature of poverty at an institutional and individual levels. It is evident that small factors influence one another and develop into this never ending poverty loop.
At the institutional level, the low critical mass impedes development of services and infrastructure which inturn makes it difficult for starting new businesses. The absence of businesses makes it difficult for finding meaningful employment and forces the people to move away in search of good jobs. The bleeding of working population makes it harder for the region to get the critical mass to develop services and infrastructure.
On the other hand, in an individual level the absence of good jobs makes it difficult to generate reasonable income which makes it hard to invest gainfully in property or education. The absence of investment depletes the capital and lcreates a shortage of skilled workers making it hard to develop new facilities. The drop in ability to make more money puts people at risk against economic or health issues and the lack of protective measures makes sure it is impossible to recover from the debt incurred during the crisis which threatens the financial stability of the individual.
The flow chart depicts the cyclic nature of poverty at an institutional and individual levels. It is evident that
small
factors influence one another and develop into this never ending poverty loop.
At the institutional level, the low critical mass impedes development of services and infrastructure which
inturn
makes
it difficult for starting new businesses. The absence of businesses
makes
it difficult for finding meaningful employment and forces the
people
to
move
away in search of
good
jobs. The bleeding of working population
makes
it harder for the region to
get
the critical mass to develop services and infrastructure.
On the other hand
, in an individual level the absence of
good
jobs
makes
it difficult to generate reasonable income which
makes
it
hard
to invest
gainfully
in property or education. The absence of investment depletes the capital and
lcreates
a shortage of skilled workers making it
hard
to develop new facilities. The drop in ability to
make
more money puts
people
at
risk
against economic or health issues and the lack of protective measures
makes
sure it is impossible to recover from the debt incurred during the crisis which threatens the financial stability of the individual.
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