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How We’re Going to Get the Economy Moving – Part I
We know the formula for improving the economy and creating jobs. This article is part of 1 of 2 of how the model works and how it applies to San Antonio.
The Effect of the Recession on the Hispanic Community in the USHispanics were really hard hit by the recession. Even people with white-collar jobs were also heavily affected by the economic recession in the US. Some professionals like accountants, teachers, company supervisors, Information Technology people, etc., were having worries on their salary decrease, or lose their jobs. For instance, the so-called Hispanic “abogados” were worried about the danger of lay offs in the law firms. Compared to those of their white colleagues, the workloads of black, Asian American, and Hispanic lawyers are lighter, and their billable hours are lower. Hence, they couldn’t afford to lose their job as a worse case scenario.
How We’re Going to Get This Economy Moving – Part IIThis part II of an article discussing how San Antonio’s growth is going to fuel job creation. New jobs will create the demand for more services and additional jobs.
Effective Ways of Monitoring the Cost of Poverty Alleviation Transfer ProgramsThe most commonly found criticism about social safety programmes is for the reason that major portions of their budgets are consumed for administrative purposes. But, there is not much cost structure evidence to support this criticism in developing countries. Here you will find a brief summary of the study that aims to implement a method for carrying out deep analysis into the cost of poverty alleviation transfer programs carried out in Latin America – PROGRESA in Mexico, RPS in Nicaragua and PRAF in Honduras.
The Dynamics and Importance of Poverty Alleviation ProgrammesThere are long-term as well as immediate poverty alleviation programmes that deliver results on the basis of effectiveness of the methods. Direct contributions could include donation of books, clothes, old vehicles and a broader approach is to support legislative campaigns directed towards eradication of poverty and supporting human rights. Government backed poverty alleviation programmes work on a conceptual basis that try to cover a number of social and economic aspects like, recognition of shared humanity, educating the poor, re-framing the debate and taking legislative action among a number of other options.
