Poverty Rate

Poverty is a critical issue that affects of individuals and families across the United States. As of the latest, approximately 41 million out of 324 million people are living in poverty. This means that nearly 13% of the population struggles with insufficient income to meet their basic needs such as, nutrition, and healthcare. Understanding the dynamics and implications of poverty is essential to formulate effective policies and programs aimed at alleviating this pervasive problem. This page delves into the current state of poverty in the U.S., examining its causes, effects, and potential solutions.
  • In the United States, an estimated 40,951,625 of 325,521,470 people live in poverty.

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