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School meals have proven one of the most cost-effective, data-backed ways to fight hunger and poverty: evidence consistently shows that they keep kids in school, support local farmers, create jobs and... 1.000

👤 The author 📋 News Article 🏷️ Education , Poverty , Development , Hunger

Simplified: School meals are a cost-effective, data-backed method to combat hunger and poverty, as evidence shows they keep children in school, support local farm...

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2 weeks ago
Where this has been shut down is mostly in our poorest neighborhoods. There, you've got kids who are poor but academically gifted, and they suffer the worst of both worlds. 0.950

👤 Michael Petrilli 📋 News Article 🏷️ Education , Poverty

Simplified: According to education researcher Michael Petrilli, gifted education programs have primarily been shut down in the poorest neighborhoods.

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2 weeks ago
“I have been going to churches and food pantries to survive,” she said. 1.000

👤 Ms. Whitlock 📋 News Article 🏷️ Social Services , Poverty

Simplified: Ms. Whitlock, a substitute teacher in North Carolina, said that since her SNAP benefits were cut, she has been going to churches and food pantries to...

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2 weeks ago
A study by D. Soman and A. Cheema titled "Earmarking and partitioning: Increasing saving by low-income households" was published in the Journal of Marketing Research, 48(SPL), S14–S22 in 2011. 1.000

👤 The author 📋 Reference List 🏷️ Economics , Marketing , Poverty , Academia

Simplified: A 2011 study by Soman and Cheema on saving by low-income households was published in the Journal of Marketing Research.

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3 weeks ago
A paper by F. Schilbach, H. Schofield, and S. Mullainathan titled "The psychological lives of the poor" was published in The American Economic Review, 106, 435–440 in 2016. 1.000

👤 The author 📋 Reference List 🏷️ Economics , Psychology , Poverty , Academia

Simplified: A 2016 paper by Schilbach, Schofield, and Mullainathan on the psychological lives of the poor was published in The American Economic Review.

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3 weeks ago
It isn’t because the poverty line is “really” $140,000, as Michael Green claimed in a viral essay last year. 0.900

👤 The author 📋 Opinion Article 🏷️ Economics , Poverty

Simplified: It is not because poverty line is $140000 as Michael Green claimed in viral essay last year

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7 months ago