http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/21134540/vp/44256333#44791599
The article is about the state of poverty in the USA, but here in Britain there is a booming industry (one of the few) in food banks - where food is donated and then handed out to poor people in this country. People say that relative poverty doesn't matter, but when the price of food is determined solely by the free market, the net result is the same as absolute poverty - children going to bed hungry.
The article is about the state of poverty in the USA, but here in Britain there is a booming industry (one of the few) in food banks - where food is donated and then handed out to poor people in this country. People say that relative poverty doesn't matter, but when the price of food is determined solely by the free market, the net result is the same as absolute poverty - children going to bed hungry.