Economically Deprived Communities

Definition of Economically Deprived Communities Hierarchical Category as it relates to People, Social Classes, Lower Class, Disenfranchised Individuals

Economically Deprived Communities refer to social sectors or geographical areas where the residents predominantly belong to lower income groups, often experiencing various forms of socio-economic disadvantages. These communities include disenfranchised individuals and lower social classes who face systemic economic challenges, characterized by a high rate of unemployment, lower levels of education, and limited access to resources or services. They represent a significant proportion of the population who live under impoverished conditions, struggling with financial instability and socio-economic inequality.

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Community Development Disparity Studies Economic Development in Poor Communities Economic Hardship Studies Economic Inequality Human Rights Inequalities in Education Lower Income Housing LowIncome Families Marginalized Communities Marginalized Groups Minority Studies Poverty Alleviation Poverty Studies Social Classes Research Social Determinants of Health Social Inequality Social Justice Social Mobility Social Policy Social Services Social Stratification Social Work Sociology of Class Sociology of Disadvantaged Individuals Sociology of Poverty Underprivileged Communities Underserved Populations Urban Studies Welfare Studies Working Class Studies
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