Preventing the Children of Poor People in Ireland

Introduction

Ireland is a burden to their parents or their country and to make them useful to the public. "is the title of the fiercest of the fierce satire of Jonathan Swift, Irish halfway between the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, theologian, poet, priest, writer, politician and as a result, a lucid and pious observatory of his time. From Swift to the present day has gone by the industrial revolution and we are now in full revolution. Humanity, which then was poor, now rich, but billions of people remain poor. This satire at times unbearable could write a Swift of our day with the same broken heart.

Discussion

The concept of preventing the life of poor children has a direct effect on the economy of Ireland. This is because, if the government or social institutions starts focusing on poor children, they are on other hand, preventing the economy from a downturn. Reducing the poverty level by preventing poor children will not only lessen the burden of their own parents but will also be beneficial for the economy of Ireland. This is because, when the parents especially the male adults, have less burden of their children, will focus more on earning livelihood which will eventually increase the gross domestic product of the country, Ireland. Hunger is not only an effect of poverty, but also a major cause of it. Their effects beyond the terrible price charged on those who suffer. 17 percent of Irish workers, more than 720,000 people, live below the relative poverty in this country, despite the spectacular growth experienced over the past 15 years, as have denounced the Conference of Religious of Ireland (CORI). Hunger has substantial economic costs for individuals, families and whole societies. The work, which is often the only asset of the poor, ...