Poverty_In_USA

Poverty In USA Poverty is defined as being below the federal guidelines for income and if you are then you are in poverty. People in poverty live all over the United States but there is more poverty in some places that others. To measure poverty in the United States the U.S. Census Bureau uses a set of money income, which set the beginning level of poverty, but the poverty level for each family varies by the family size and composition in determining who lives in poverty. When the families income as a whole is at or below the level of poverty for their family size, then everybody in the family and the family as a whole is considered poor and is considered to be living in poverty (census, 1). Poverty is the state of being poor and all the families that fall under the income the income for the size of their family are considered poor by the U.S. Census Bureau (census,1) . These are the sets of income that the U.S. Census has for the size of each family to determine whether or not they are living in poverty (census, 1). 2001 Federal poverty Guidelines for the 48 contiguous States and the District poverty, families, poor, children, often, rural, family, live, jobs, high, one, out, single, problems, living, become, opportunities, job, inner-city, housing, young, skills, school, education, because, under, community, black, people, o'hare, home, due, areas, adults, academic