TOC for poverty; bibliography (wikipedia)

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Poverty

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1 Causes of poverty
1.1 Obstacles to productivity
1.2 Shortage of basic needs
2 Effects of poverty
2.1 Health
2.2 Education
2.3 Violence
3 Poverty reduction
3.1 Economic liberalization (EXTENDING PROPERTY/LAND RIGHTS TO THE POOR ESSENTIALLY)
3.2 Investments in capital and technology
3.3 Aid
3.4 Good institutions
4 Demographics

ACTUALLY TOO MANY REFERENCES - BUT SEN IS THE RCURRING NAME

External links
Rediff Pakistan | Poverty is a Venom
Human Rights Watch Tracks the abuse of people in less developed countries around the world.
Luxembourg Income Study Contains a wealth of data on income inequality and poverty, and hundreds of its sponsored research papers using this data.
Multinational Monitor Contains reports of corporate misbehavior around the world.
Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development Contains reports on economic development as well as relations between rich and poor nations.
Oxford Poverty & Human Development Initiative (OPHI) Research to advance the human development approach to poverty reduction.
Transparency International Tracks issues of government and corporate corruption around the world.
United Nations Hundres of free reports related to economic development and standards of living in countries around the world, such as the annual Human Development Report.
U.S. Agency for International Development USAID is the primary U.S. government agency with the mission for aid to developing countries.
World Bank Contains hundreds of reports which can be downloaded for free, such as the annual World Development Report.
World Food Program Associated with the United Nations, the World Food Program compiles hundreds of reports on hunger and food security around the world.
4.1 Absolute poverty
4.2 Relative poverty
4.3 Other aspects
5 World-systems perspective
6 Voluntary poverty
7 See also
7.1 Organizations and campaigns
8 References
9 Further reading
10 External links

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