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What is the percent living below poverty in Ireland?
3.6%
Current state of poverty in South Africa?
About 23 percent of people in South Africa live below the poverty line.
What is percent of Singapore people living below the poverty line?
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List of people below the poverty line in Orissa govt. India?
more then 48 percent of orissa people living below the poverty line by tapan martha newdelhi
How many people live below the poverty in South Africa?
50%of the people in south Africa live below the poverty line in south Africa
How many people live in poverty in South Africa?
50%of the people in South Africa live below the poverty line in south Africa
What percent of people in Georgia live in poverty?
As of 2012, the total figure for the entire state was close to 20%. Included in these poverty statistics are certain demographic groups that are having the most problems: 13% of senior citizens are living in poverty; the child poverty rate is 27%; the percentage of women living in poverty is 21%. Also, 40% of single-parent families with children are living below the poverty line.
What is the percent below the poverty line in Finland?
25%
What is the percent below the poverty line in Norway?
7.5%
Who really receives welfare?
Anybody living in poverty that lives below the poverty line.
Is true about Seattle?
A. Part of the technology boom in the 1990s C. Home to Boeing and Microsoft D. Population living below the poverty line is about 11.8 percent
Can we compare Mexico with the US in terms of percentage of children living below the poverty level and the quality of its health care system?
Yes. Mexico has 26.2% of its children living below the poverty level; the United States doesn't fare well either with 22.4% of its children living below poverty levels. In absolute terms, the numbers are staggering with 12.88 million Mexican children below the poverty level against 16.4 million American children living below the poverty line.
