Compelling, Captivating, highly convincing, or driving urgent interest, Impoverished, Reduced to extreme poverty; destitute, Origins, The point or place where something begins or arises, Acute, Severe or sharp in intensity (used for problems or conditions), Spare, To give something away because it is extra or available, Lepers, Historical outcasts (used metaphorically for social rejection), Disparate, Essentially different in kind; not allowing comparison, Transformations, Thorough or dramatic changes in form or appearance, Shift, A slight or substantial change in position, direction, or tendency, Automation, The use of largely automatic equipment in a system of manufacture, Labour force, All the members of a particular organization or country who are able to work, White collar, Relating to clerical, administrative, or professional office work, Blue collar, Relating to manual labor, particularly industrial work, Differentials, A difference in wages or salaries between different categories of workers, Unskilled labourers, Workers who have not acquired special skills or training, Rural areas, Characteristic of the countryside rather than the town, Poverty-stricken, Extremely poor; lacking the means for basic survival, Globalisation, The process by which businesses or other organizations develop international influence, Economies of scale, A proportionate saving in costs gained by an increased level of production, Economic shocks, Unexpected events that drastically impact an economy, Joblessness, The state of being unemployed, Deprivation, The damaging lack of basic material and cultural benefits, Utilities, Public utility services like electricity, gas, or water, Mortgages, Legal agreements by which a bank lends money in exchange for property title, Low-income individuals, People earning small amounts of money, Evictions, The action of expelling someone from a property, Single-parent families, Households with only one parent raising children, Chronic, Persisting for a long time or constantly recurring, Dire straits, A state of extreme difficulty or desperate financial ruin, Family disruption, The breaking apart or fracturing of a family unit

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