The Cost of Being Poor Dr Edwin Aird

The Cost of Being Poor Dr Edwin AirdLooks at the daily lives of poor people to demonstrate that the poor pay more than others, by both monetary and other measures, to meet basic needs. While the negative effects of urban poverty are well documented, the everyday experiences of urban residents are often absent or secondary in urban studies research. The Cost of Being Poor rectifies this problem by examining both the noneconomic and the often overlooked economic costs faced by residents

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