It claimed 1.25 million people could be caught in the poverty trap.

This is the phenomenon generally known as the poverty trap.

Johnson later claimed that over 12 million Americans had been lifted from the poverty trap.

Another source of inequality is the poverty trap in which too many European citizens find themselves.

There is no single point in the income scale where the poverty trap begins to operate.

The problem the poverty trap and the morals that this existence creates.

"Ending the poverty trap will be much easier than it appears," he declares.

Caught in the poverty trap, they are unable to make the savings necessary for business ventures.

There is no doubt a great variety of ways out of the poverty trap in the less developed countries.

Clare fell into the poverty trap experienced in the sixties by many single mothers.

That would give him a chance to reduce tax on lower incomes, which are so discouraging to people caught in the poverty trap.

Before 1988 the implicit tax rates associated with the poverty trap were also, in some cases, greater than 100%.

The working poor's main problem is the poverty trap - the tax penalty that poor families face when they move from welfare to work.

And many fishermen will fall straight into unemployment, thereby adding even further to the poverty trap that the common fisheries policy has become.

His pioneering ideas on investing in health to break the poverty trap have been widely applied throughout the continent.

Wildlife farming and ranching could potentially break the poverty trap that most forest villagers find themselves in.

This is the time to reform this outmoded social dinosaur and finally break the poverty trap.

With the possibility of delaying retirement, many unemployed people under the pensionable age may land in the poverty trap.

Therefore, it is crucial for the rural poor to have access to reliable credit markets so as to allow them to escape the poverty trap.

Here's how the poverty trap works.

This programme spoke to some of the youngsters caught up in the poverty trap and said what they think can be done to tackle the problem.

This is likely to be particularly serious if either the poverty trap or the unemployment trap is encountered.

But the poverty trap for those who go from unemployment to a low-paid job is already severe and yesterday's measures seem likely to make it worse.

He then details the poverty trap:

The new-liberal policies of the northern countries, which have made the rich richer and kept the poor in the poverty trap, are also shaping development policy.

It claimed 1.25 million people could be caught in the poverty trap.

This is the phenomenon generally known as the poverty trap.

"And the people are pushed into a poverty trap from which it's hard to escape."

Johnson later claimed that over 12 million Americans had been lifted from the poverty trap.

Another source of inequality is the poverty trap in which too many European citizens find themselves.

People caught in a poverty trap became hungry and destitute.

To offer them a small loan can pick themselves up out of that poverty trap."

Women's understanding of their poverty traps is keener than yours.

There is no single point in the income scale where the poverty trap begins to operate.

Too much of the globe is ensnared in a "poverty trap."

The problem the poverty trap and the morals that this existence creates.

"Ending the poverty trap will be much easier than it appears," he declares.

Caught in the poverty trap, they are unable to make the savings necessary for business ventures.

Happily, American know-how had already found the way out of this linguistic poverty trap.

Smith describes 16 poverty traps, most operating at local levels, and considers solutions.

This works out at a massive withdrawal from the welfare state principle: a poverty trap indeed.

There is no doubt a great variety of ways out of the poverty trap in the less developed countries.

Clare fell into the poverty trap experienced in the sixties by many single mothers.

That would give him a chance to reduce tax on lower incomes, which are so discouraging to people caught in the poverty trap.

They have been stuck in a poverty trap.

The complex of relationships between these challenges has created a "Poverty Trap."

Before 1988 the implicit tax rates associated with the poverty trap were also, in some cases, greater than 100%.

This disincentive usually goes under the name of the 'poverty trap'.

The working poor's main problem is the poverty trap - the tax penalty that poor families face when they move from welfare to work.

This creates an artificial "poverty trap" from which even the most hard working and motivated farmers may not escape.