… The very idea of eliminating poverty in all its forms involves … of poverty—which must fail to
capture all the forms of poverty that there are—cannot suffice. This recognition is echoed in the …

… the link between the end of income poverty and subjective well-being. Thus, we provide first
evidence showing that the end of income poverty … by the fact that leaving income poverty is …

… In short, the figure e ades responsibilit to act on behalf of the billions … The income share of
the richest 10 percent of populations was much greater than the poorest 40 percent (Table 1, …

… While overall mortality is dominated by older age groups, those of working age have a
substantially higher risk of being in poverty at the end of life. … move into poverty as a direct …

… The power of imagery of financial hardship at the end of life to cut through to the public …
about issues affecting people experiencing multiple intersecting hardships at the end of life. …

… While agricultural growth across regions share some commonalities, differences in
approaches and characteristics provide insight into the range of paths out of poverty. …

… of poverty. This differed in degree, but not in kind, from the standard used at the end of the …
, but I think it would give the fairest index of poverty, particularly if the results gained by its use …

… , on the poverty target of reducing the share of people living in … poverty to 3% or less, the
World Bank’s global poverty target and the UN’s interpretation of ending extreme poverty in the …

… , through material poverty and poor health, is as bad or worse than that of the people in
Africa or in Asia."¹² In the years following the end of guaranteed cash welfare, the United States …

… first time not just how many people die in poverty, but who they are … the scale of poverty at
the end of life in the UK, but for the first time exposes exactly how terminal illness and poverty …