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KARACHI
MICROECONOMICS
Impact Analysis Of Poverty on Economic Development
Group # 04
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INTRODUCTION
LITERATURE REVIEW
METHODLOGY
RECOMMENDATION
CONCLUSION
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Introduction
Poverty is a persistent issue with implications for economic growth and
development.
Poverty causes include lack of necessities, education, healthcare, and economic
inequality.
Addressing poverty can lead to economic growth by improving education and
healthcare access.
Social unrest and corruption hinder poverty reduction and economic development.
Political instability undermines poverty reduction efforts and economic growth.
Key issues include investment in education and healthcare, infrastructure
improvement, addressing economic inequality, combating corruption, and
building institutional capacity.
Governments should promote social stability for economic growth and
development.
Policy recommendations include increased investment, improved infrastructure,
addressing inequality, combating corruption, building capacity, and promoting
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LITERATURE REVIEW
• Muhammad Akram and Khalid Zaman (2019) , “ECONOMIC GROWTH AND DEVELOPMENT BY ADDRESSING
POVERTY AND RELATED ISSUES ”
• Afzal et al. (2012) “EDUCATION AND POVERTY IN ECONOMIC GROWTH”
• Dr. Samiullah 2019 “IMPACT ANALYSIS OF POVERTY ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT”
• Kalim and Hassan (2013) “MILITARY EXPENDITURES AND POVERTY”
• Muhammad Irfan Chani etal (2011) “IMPACT ANALYSIS OF POVERTY ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT”
• R. Michael Alvarez publish on March 19 “IMPACT ANALYSIS OF POVERTY ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT”
• Oludayo (2019) “IMPACT ANALYSIS OF POVERTY ON ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT”
• Ahmed,E.., Ludlow and Mahmood M.A (2002-2015 ) “IMPACT ANALYSIS OF POVERTY ON ECONOMIC
DEVELOPMENT”
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METHODOLOGY
Comprehensive analysis: Review and
analysis of academic journals, books,
reports from international organizations,
and government publications
Purpose: Gather relevant information and
insights on the impact of poverty on
economic development
Analysis: Synthesis of findings from the
reviewed literature
Focus: Causal relationships, dynamics, and
consequences of poverty on economic
indicators and sectors
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ANALYSIS & FINDINGS
Qualification
Phd
7%
MBA
10%
BBA Others
23% 59%
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Age Group
36-45
11%
26-35
25%
18-25
64%
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Do you believe poverty effect econmic
development
No
10%
Yes
90%
Yes No
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Do you think Lack of access to quality ed-
ucation is major contributor to poverty
No
14%
Yes
86%
Yes No
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Can Problem like fighting or riots make it
harder for country to make money
No
2%
Yes
98%
Yes No
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Does Lack. Of infrastructure, such as roads
and electricity, limit econmic growth in
poor communities
No
40%
Yes
60%
Yes No
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Can Lack of Access to credit make it dif -
ficult for individuals to start business or
invest in their education
No
20%
Yes
80%
Yes No
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Does poverty affects health and produc -
tivity Of individuals and in turn, hinder
econOmic development
No
20%
Yes
80%
Yes No
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Foster entrepreneurship and provide access to credit and
financial resources.
Improve access to affordable healthcare services, particularly for
vulnerable populations.
Enhance rural development through infrastructure and income-
generating opportunities.
Promote inclusive urban development with affordable housing
and job creation.
RECOMMENDATIONS: Address discrimination and promote equal opportunities.
Foster collaboration with NGOs, civil society, and the private
sector.
Establish effective monitoring systems for poverty reduction
programs.
Prioritize sustainable solutions that tackle root causes of poverty,
such as inequality and lack of resources.
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Poverty hampers economic development through low productivity and
limited opportunities.
Inadequate access to education, healthcare, and skills training hinders
human capital development.
Poverty reduces consumer demand, slowing economic growth.
Concentrated poverty causes social unrest, hindering economic
development.
Limited financial resources hinder entrepreneurship and business
CONCLUSION: development.
Poverty strains government budgets, limiting investment in
infrastructure and public services.
Targeted policies are necessary to break the poverty cycle and promote
development while reducing inequality.
Investments in education, healthcare, and social protection alleviate
poverty and enhance human capital.
Enabling entrepreneurship empowers individuals to escape poverty and
contribute to development.
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Thank you!!
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