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Doesn't china account for like at least half of that? And even there but also everywhere else it has stalled or even reversed since 2020? Which is not even get
by giraffe_lady 3y ago
Doesn't china account for like at least half of that? And even there but also everywhere else it has stalled or even reversed since 2020?
Which is not even getting into the problem that "extreme poverty" is defined by organizations operating from within wealthy countries, who have their own interests, incentives, and constraints around these figures and their boundaries.
If you want to argue for it all being capitalism go ahead, so far you've just stated it.
- deadfoxygrandpa 3y agoway more than half. the world bank says at least 75% of the reduction has been in china alone and some other stats show that globally, excluding china, poverty has gotten worse in recent decades