1. Caught in the poverty trap, they are unable to save money for business ventures.

2. He's caught in the poverty trap and will only be five pounds a week better off if he accepts the job.

3. But they are caught in the poverty trap: they can not afford dams and irrigation systems.

4. This is the phenomenon generally known as the poverty trap.

5. Caught in the poverty trap, they are unable to make the savings necessary for business ventures.

6. Turner escaped the poverty trap by drawing.

7. The poverty trap would become a demographic trap.

8. To break out of the poverty trap the need help from the government.

9. To break out of the poverty trap they need help from the government.

10. Before 1988 the implicit tax rates associated with the poverty trap were also, in some cases, greater than 100%.

11. Many of them are capable of organising their lives with dignity but others fall into football's in-built poverty trap.

12. It claimed 1.25 million people could be caught in the poverty trap.

13. There is no single point in the income scale where the poverty trap begins to operate.

14. This is likely to be particularly serious if either the poverty trap or the unemployment trap is encountered.

15. Choosing the right products to make for the global market is key, if low-income and slow-growing countries want to break free of the poverty trap.

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16. Soon after their father's death, they were caught in the poverty trap.

17. It'says high food prices are causing families to destitution and the hunger - poverty trap.

1. Caught in the poverty trap, they are unable to save money for business ventures.