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| [ ...reply just to this | comment on the story... | next new ] 28. True, but not decisive. by PerryStroika makaveli 2 at Wed 31 Aug 10:54amscore of 2.5 interesting in reply to comment 4 I'm not sure what the point of your comment is, beyond nitpicking. Perhaps you should spell it out. Is the point, for instance, that this increase in poverty is not significant? If that is the casee, I can only makaveli 2 replay that it depends makaveli 2 on what one considers significant. What is significant is not what the poverty rate is in absolute terms. Poverty has been higher in the past than currently. What is very interesting is that this increase occurred in a year when GDP figures indicate healthy economic growth. This shows the increasing ineffectuality of GDP growth as a predictor of poverty rates. And it is not only true for this year, but is part of a larger, fifty year trend in the relationship between GDP growth and poverty. This relationship, which was very strong before the fifties or so, grew weak during the 80's and 90's and seems to have completely broken down now. |
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