Talk of the Town: When hunger and poverty go opposite

Comments on “When hunger and poverty go opposite,” (Social Climate by Mahar Mangahas, 5/4/24) via www.inquirer.net:

1-5 points difference is hardly significant, the more than 40 percent self-rated poverty (especially when the borderline poor are added) or even the government poverty incidence of 22 percent, are much higher than the poverty incidence in Thailand, Vietnam, and Indonesia, less than 10 percent.

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