Published May 31, 2021
Bruce Meyer on Poverty
Bruce Meyer delves into the complexities of poverty in the U.S., critiquing the welfare system and redefining extreme poverty by incorporating overlooked in-kind benefits, while also confronting misunderstandings about homelessness and emphasizing the need for better education and work opportunities.
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