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-	:''the theory of how welfare support can affect employment, known in Britain as the "poverty trap", see [[Welfare trap]]	+
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-	A '''poverty trap''' is a self-reinforcing mechanism which causes [[poverty]] to persist. If it persists from generation to generation, the effect can reinforce itself as a "[[cycle of poverty]]", if steps are not taken to break the trap.	+
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-	In the [[developing world]], many factors can contribute to a poverty trap, including: limited access to [[Credit (finance)|credit]] and [[capital markets]], extreme [[environmental degradation]] (which depletes agricultural production potential), corrupt governance, [[capital flight]], poor education systems, disease ecology, lack of [[public health care]], war and poor [[infrastructure]].	+
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-	==See also==	+
-	*[[Involuntary unemployment]]	+
-	*[[Welfare trap]]	+
-	*[[Wage slavery]]	+
-	*[[Collateral consequences of criminal conviction]]	+
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