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The document discusses the causes of poverty in developing nations. It argues that the poor are made poor not due to their own faults, but due to failures in national systems. Poverty results from lack of access to resources and opportunities due to discrimination and exclusion of certain groups from decision making processes and development. Reform of systems is needed to include all people and ensure just distribution of resources and opportunities to alleviate poverty.

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Poor are not poor but were made poor; they have voices but made suppressed; they have energy but being exploited; all victimized people are poor and all poor are victims of the system fault. POVERTY IN FAILED NATION RAJ K PANDEY Click Mouse or Arrows of Your Keyboard to Proceed

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