Western countries tend to diminish slowly the middle class. The failure to have the middle-class citizens in the poverty-stricken states of America has been implicated in the resulting of chaos in such regions. For the society, poverty appears to be a threatening and detrimental factor that may play significant role in destabilizing an entire country. The case of the Arab Spring presents an excellent example demonstrating the effect of revolts on decreasing numbers of job opportunities and high poverty …show more content…
It should be recalled that shall economy grow, opportunities for employment and income growth as well. Stronger oil markets and higher revenue levels tend to help those families existing in poverty to move beyond the poverty threshold (Berends, 2002). Studies reveal that changes in the poverty occurrences and the macroeconomic variations are at a weakening state of late. Research certifies that poverty has over the years compromised the market of the United States of America. The states with poverty backgrounds to combat poverty are reported to exhibit struggle in the market performance. Such countries suffer from hindrance of accessing qualified skills that are essential for the production and meeting useful services in the market places. Further studies conducted in the economies that are directly involved in the states with struggling lines of background poverty reveal that poor health care contributes significantly. In such setting, the workforce into the market is compromised following the lack of access to good health care and protection. The poor health care and protection at workplaces contributes towards the feel of insecurity among workers thus leading to workforce in-productivity. In a deeper insight, it is revealed that poverty presents high demands for the criminal justice systems (Neill, 1997). The high demand for criminal sentences reduces