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Working poor

The working poor are working people whose incomes fall below a given poverty line due to low-income jobs and low familial household income. These are people who spend at least 27 weeks in a year working or looking for employment, but remain under the poverty threshold.

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Anti-poverty policies

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Working poor

Nodes36
Edges35
Triples99
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.055556
Components1

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Working poor

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related to Education · 18
Working poor → Also, America's, Asians, Blacks, Children, GED, Higher, Hispanics, However, In, Student, Supplemental Poverty Report, The, This, Today, US, Using, Whites
related to Absolute · 14
Working poor → According, As, Because, Consumer Price Index, In, Labor, Note, SPM, SPM's, Supplemental Poverty Measure, The, US Census Bureau, US Department, Using
related to Housing · 14
Working poor → Although, As, For, Housing Choice Voucher, However, If, In, Mayors, Section, Some, These, This, US Conference, Working
related to Childcare · 11
Working poor → But, Child Care Resource, Head Start Program, However, National Association, Often, Referral Agencies, The, There, United States, Working
related to Gender · 10
Working poor → Asian, Black, Hispanic, In, Only Asian, The, Transgender, United States, White, Women
related to Race · 7
Working poor → Asians, Blacks, Hispanics, In, Minorities, US, Whites
related to Relative · 6
Working poor → According, European Union, Eurostat, In Europe, UK's, US
related to Transportation · 6
Working poor → Edin, Given, In, Lein, Some, US
related to Age · 4
Working poor → As, Older, The, Workers
related to Basic necessities · 4
Working poor → Also, For, In, Like

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Working poorrelated to AbsoluteAccording0.60section
Working poorrelated to AbsoluteUS Department0.60section
Working poorrelated to AbsoluteLabor0.60section
Working poorrelated to AbsoluteIn0.60section
Working poorrelated to AbsoluteNote0.60section
Working poorrelated to AbsoluteThe0.60section
Working poorrelated to AbsoluteUS Census Bureau0.60section
Working poorrelated to AbsoluteAs0.60section
Working poorrelated to AbsoluteConsumer Price Index0.60section
Working poorrelated to AbsoluteBecause0.60section
Working poorrelated to AbsoluteSupplemental Poverty Measure0.60section
Working poorrelated to AbsoluteUsing0.60section

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