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The poverty trap: a grounded theory on the price of survival for the urban poor in Mexico

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The poverty trap: a grounded theory on the price of survival for the urban poor in Mexico

B. Turnbull, S. F. Gordon, et al.

This article delves into the survival tactics of urban poor in Mexico and how these strategies contribute to a cyclical trap of poverty. Conducted by Bernardo Turnbull, Sarah Frances Gordon, Angélica Ojeda-García, Jaime Fuentes-Balderrama, and Cinthia Cruz del Castillo, the research highlights the resilience of these communities while advocating for innovative and inclusive poverty intervention strategies.

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