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Why Does the Richest Country in the World Have So Many Poor Kids? (Ep. 475 Update)

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Social Security and Child Poverty

Even before the pandemic, roughly one in seven children in the us. Were living in poverty. That is a higher share than the number of elderly americans who live in poverty. The united states spends about one % of g d p on family benefits. France, for example, spends three and a half % of gd p. Social security and what's being done about child poverty,. we'll hear from a us Senator who happens to be a republican.

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