David Grusky Poverty Analysis

Is poverty really immutable according to an article titled 4 myths about poverty by David B. Grusky, he explains 4 myths people have believed about poverty for many years. One myth he talked about was is poverty immutable. A second myth he talked about was is poverty a natural outcome of a competitive economy. The third myth he talked about was is full employment policies to costly to consider. Finally the last myth he talked about was poverty is just too complicated to understand. Are any of these myths really proven.
In myth one he talked about is poverty really immutable. Before I start talking about the article let me explain what immutable mean, immutable is unchanging over time or cannot be changed ever. Many people believe that poverty is immutable because the intransigently high poverty rate in the U.S. This high rate remains so high and continues to grow so much because there are no jobs being handed out to the poor and poorly educated populations. Many people believe that big government anti poverty agencies are a huge failure because the rate of poverty continues to grow. It seems to me that
Grusky talked about proudly states myths that have been strongly believed. Many of these myths are clearly wrong, however many people believe they are true. so what are really the true facts about poverty. I would suggest that to find the true facts of poverty go on to stanford university center study for poverty and inequality in order to find the real truth about poverty. Stanford University has tons of studies on poverty. I suggest to look up the facts before believing some myth people tell you. Remember poverty has been immutable in the past but this doesn’t mean it will always me this way. The poverty rates could rise and they could fall it is all a chance of probability until everything happen and proves the probability was right or wrong. To find out more information on poverty or inequality visit