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"Are more and more people in the western world dropping off the radar and becoming the invisible poor or is the opposite happening? We recently heard that an astounding 46 million Americans are officially below the poverty line (That's $23,050/year for a family of four according to the official sources). That number really caught our eye and as such we decided to do a little more digging to help put some more facts and figures around it. Above is a nice visualization of the results we came up with." Via Seth Dixon
Ivan Koh's curator insight,
February 3, 7:37 AM
This is my insight using See-Think-Wonder.
Brandon Lee's curator insight,
February 4, 10:36 AM
The insight of this article merely showed that more and more people does not really have a good financial health, which also has translated into people wer e "invisible poor" especially those living in the western world. Comparison had been made on its poverty line between USA and UK statistics. In my opinion, managing a country's budget its not an easy task, this is because a country need competitive global presence and to boost the economy. People need to produce more and more services outside its own country. I have often thought that a country's population does have an impact on a country's economic growth. Delete the scoop?
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