Quote by Muhammad Yunus

Poverty is unnecessary.

Poverty is unnecessary.

Summary

This quote suggests that poverty can be eradicated and should not exist in society. It implies that poverty is not a natural state but rather a consequence of various factors such as unequal distribution of resources, lack of opportunities, and social injustices. By stating that poverty is unnecessary, the quote implies that there are solutions and possibilities for society to eliminate poverty through improved governance, economic reforms, and social support systems to ensure the well-being and advancement of all individuals.

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By Muhammad Yunus

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