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Povery Ia for Caribbean Studies
Caribbean Studies Internal Assessment
(Poverty within the Caribbean)

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Candidate Name: Akizar Bascombe

Name of School: Speyside Secondary School

Centre Number: 16055

Candidate Number: 160550049

Subject: Caribbean Studies

Name of Teacher: Mr Augustine

Statement of problem

What are the causes and effects of poverty and how does it impact on family life in the community of Betsy’s Hope, Tobago?

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Headings Pages

Acknowledgements 5
Introduction 6
Literature Review 8
Research Design 16
Presentation of Data 17
Analysis of Data 26
Discussion of Findings 28
Conclusions 29
Recommendations 30
Limitations



Bibliography: (Story Created: Dec 13, 2011 at 9:37 PM ECT) (Story Updated: Dec 13, 2011 at 9:37 PM ECT) * Author: G A Bowen Date: 2007

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