The same way we dont know how some became poor.....could have a businessman who went bankrupt......or a family that has been robbed ect.
yes, and we cant generalize any of the cases.
Does not matter.......how are the resources of the nation divided amongst its people that is what is important.
Give a certain section of poor people the same amount of access to education and health and i am sure with in a few decades they wont be poor.Making them have no children does not solve the problem.
There are 2 things, division of resources among the citizens, and availibility of the resources. If there is limited resources, by doubling up the populaiton we will increase the risk of social injustice and people will become gready, they will think everything is limited and everyone will be unsure of the future and they all will try to get a good share of the resources as much as possible by all legal and illegal means before it runs out and to secure their personal future without thinking about country and socitey, dont you think it is all a bad idea itself? and if there is less population then people will at least have faith that there is enough for everybody and it wont open the door for all kinds of lill in the socitiety. OK, in an ideal world(for the third world countries), we can say that the governments should provide this and that to the citizens, if there is limited resources and funding then where can the gov provide all those support to the huge families? if they have the money, they surely help the people, but if there is no money what can be done? can the governments start trusting each other and stop huge investment in the military? if yes, then we can provide a decent level of healthcare and eduction to everybody as well as job opportunities, otherwise the population must be controlled.