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That does not answer how the child is poorer than its parents, though. I don’t think people have difficulty with the concept of child poverty, but your origina
by harperlee 6y ago
That does not answer how the child is poorer than its parents, though.
I don’t think people have difficulty with the concept of child poverty, but your original assertion sounds super weird (and yet it sounds official, not a personal opinion, so a paper detailing that would be a better answer).
- hluska 6y agoTry OPM and SPM - they’re both published by the US Census Bureau.
- fpig 6y agoThe child is probably not poorer than its parents, but instead, I'm guessing households with children are poorer on average, and even more so the more children they have. This would then mathematically result in children being poorer on average if this is determined by the household they live in. If poor people have more children, then children are going to be poor overall. I agree it's very confusing.