Poverty Poverty is the inability to provide a minimum standard of living or basic services. Poverty is one of the social problems experienced by various societies, including some developed countries, and is often the result of the lack of an income source for individuals or the insufficient income to cover their living expenses , Not only the economic situation of low income and destitution, but also other social problems, such as: family disintegration, as well as mental illness, most notably depression. Methods of measuring poverty Financial standards: Per capita income and expenditure are included as an indicator of poverty. This is one of the most important methods used to measure poverty within societies. Social standards: include health care and education, poverty can be measured by lack of services, or it is widespread because of their absence. The causes of poverty Lack of job opportunities that generate income for individuals. Absence of a comprehensive economic plan set by the state to ensure good living conditions for citizens. Absence of the breadwinner in many families; in cases of death of the father, or the breadwinner is exposed to health conditions that prevent him from moving. The decline of the economy of some countries. The exclusion of certain categories of society from economic advantages. The satisfaction of some individuals with poverty as a reality, and the failure to seek to improve their conditions. The inability of the market to absorb large number
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