vicious cycle of poverty
The "vicious cycle of poverty" refers to a self-perpetuating pattern in which individuals or communities experience poverty, which is difficult to escape due to limited resources, lack of opportunities, and systemic barriers, leading to a continuous cycle of poverty for generations.
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