PSCI 2002 Lecture Notes - Lecture 10: Old Age, Resource-Based Economy, Blue-Collar Worker
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If you feel domestic demand is big: give money to poor, they spend in canada. If you feel you need investment: give money to rich, they invest in canada. Live in sub-optimal economy because we are cheap, greedy, and selfish: one is you help them go to mainstream economy, many obstacles. These neighborhoods are places expected for poor to die the quicker the better. Huge human cost to poverty, for children of poverty: also a social cost deprive ourselves of skills, people who may change the world if they are given the opportunity. Barrington hills: everyone pays for the riches luxuries, police cruiser almost every block in barrington hills. Poverty is a form of social violence. Poverty has lifelong concequences: costs for a learning disability, to keep adult in jail. Can be treated realitively low cost if treated early. Education assistants then need to make these people a tax paying member of society.