2007
DOI: 10.4314/ifep.v15i2.23748
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Impact of government poverty alleviation programmes on the socio-economic status of youths in ibadan metropolis, Nigeria

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“…As a result, different criteria have been employed to conceptualize poverty. In Adeyemo and Alayande (2001) [1] , Lypton and Ravallion explained that poverty occurs when one or more people fall short of the standard of economic welfare that is considered to be a fair minimum, either in an absolute sense or by the standards of a particular culture. In light of this, Ewetan (2005) stressed that poverty may be persistent, organized, or speculative.…”
Section: Concept Of Povertymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…As a result, different criteria have been employed to conceptualize poverty. In Adeyemo and Alayande (2001) [1] , Lypton and Ravallion explained that poverty occurs when one or more people fall short of the standard of economic welfare that is considered to be a fair minimum, either in an absolute sense or by the standards of a particular culture. In light of this, Ewetan (2005) stressed that poverty may be persistent, organized, or speculative.…”
Section: Concept Of Povertymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Unfortunately, there is little, if any, study on how coordinated programmes to alleviate poverty (PAP) influence indigenous women in Nigeria and even globally. This research is necessary because there is a critical need for more research in this crucial field to give up-to-date and trustworthy indicators for informed policy making about how to improve the economic wellbeing of indigenous women in developing economies like Nigeria (Adekola & Olajide, 2007).…”
Section: International Journal Of Research In Social Sciences and Hum...mentioning
confidence: 99%