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The document discusses simple living and reducing expenses. It notes that simple living involves simplifying one's lifestyle through reducing possessions or increasing self-sufficiency. Statistics are provided about Americans living paycheck to paycheck and spending more than they earn. Tips for simple living include reusing items, making things yourself, growing your own food, getting rid of credit cards, and paying off debts.
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they take for granted, and more – differs dramatically.
According to the World Bank, nearly 1 billion people live below the international poverty line
of $1.08 in consumption expenditures per person per day in 1993 purchasing power parity
(PPP) adjusted U.S. dollars. (Purchasing power parity is defined below.) That's about $1.53
per person per day in today's dollars. Another 1.5 billion are only a little better off, living on
less than $2.15 per day in 1993 PPP adjusted U.S. dollars. These are commonly referred to
as the "$1-a-day" and "$2-a-day" poverty lines.
So what would it be like living on $1.53 per day? An article from USA Today may be helpful
in putting things into perspective.
Get rid of your car and all of your furniture and appliances except one chair and one
table – no TV, stereo, refrigerator, dishwasher, clothes washer, dryer, or even
lamps.
Get rid of all your clothing except your oldest, most beaten-up shirt and pair of
jeans. If you're the head of the family, you can keep one pair of shoes. If not, get rid
of them too.
Remove the food from the kitchen. You can keep one small bag of flour, some sugar
and salt, and a few potatoes, onions, cabbages or dry beans. You'll cook with
firewood or dried cow dung.
Shut off the water, gas and electricity. While you're at it, dismantle the bathroom.
Your new bathroom will be the local stream or pond. You'll get your drinking water
from there too.
Move out of the house and into the toolshed. Your neighborhood will be a small
village or shantytown.
http://450.aers.psu.edu/economic_conditions.cfm
Don't waste any time on newspapers, books and magazines. They'll be meaningless
to you because you'll give up literacy.
Hold $10 in case of emergency – no bank account, pension plan or insurance
policies.
Cultivate three acres as a tenant farmer. If the weather's good, you can expect $300
to $500 per year in cash crops. You'll pay one third ...
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- 1. SIMPLE Living Mobile & Manufactured Home Living mobilehomeliving.org
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- 3. There is Beauty in Simplicity.
- 4. The Greatest WEALTH IS TO LIVE CONTENT WITH LITTLE -Plato
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