poorer

• “The weaker and less efficient he is, the poorer is his reward.”

  A New Law of Development

• “I know the disease remains a serious epidemic, especially in poorer communities, but I would have never put the number that high.”

  Monday Links, Mostly Political « Gerry Canavan

• “As primitive as the scenes looked, I knew from journeys in poorer Indian states like Bihar and West Bengal that much progress had been made.”

  India’s New Face

• “However, with this, we have to recognise that women need to be paid more for the jobs that they are more likely to do, and that they also should have the same money as men for doing the same jobs, as more often than not the women who do make it into them top jobs actually get even less than women who are in poorer sectors in comparisons to men.”

  More pounds and prestige value needed to tackle gender pay gap… « My Liberal Democrat Political Ramblings…

• “I remember the fuss a number of years ago that a disproportionate number of heavily polluting industrial plants were in poorer neighborhoods.”

  Coyote Blog » Blog Archive » It’s Apparently Racist to Creat Jobs in Minority Neighborhoods

• “First of all, having two or three different companies provide and administer three different services under the same contract inevitably results in poorer customer service.”

  Frankie Set | SciFi, Fantasy & Horror Collectibles

• “A UN-sponsored study called The Economics of Ecosystems and Biodiversity calculated the cost of losing nature at $2-5 trillion per year, predominantly in poorer parts of the world.”

  The Guardian: One-fifth of world's back-boned animals face extinction, study warns

• “Given that those have a tendency to be located in poorer areas, the original post still has merit.”

  Privatizing Defense vs. Socializing Medicine, Arnold Kling | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty

• “Despite frequent roundups of alleged criminals who are said to be security threats - usually people living in poorer neighborhoods - government officials have been criticized for not doing enough.”

  The Washington Post: In Pakistan, religious shrines step up security against attacks

• “The Trail of Tears, the Great Migration, the Dust Bowl, and more recently Katrina all count as mass internal displacement and would probably be called refugee crises in poorer parts of the world and/or ones with more international borders.”

  Matthew Yglesias » Climate Migration

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