Editing Poverty Traps (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Analyzing</span> ==
{| class="wikitable"
|+ Internal vs. External Poverty Traps
! Feature !! Internal Trap (The Person) !! External Trap (The Environment)
|-
| Cause || "Health / Nutrition / Education" || "Bad Roads / Corruption / War"
|-
| Solution || "Micro-loans / Vaccines / Schooling" || "Macro-Investment / Reform / Peace"
|-
| Constraint || "Capacity of the Body/Mind" || "Capacity of the Infrastructure"
|-
| Level || Household / Individual || Village / Nation
|-
| Analogy || A 'Broken Leg' || A 'Dead-End Road'
|}

'''The Concept of "Spatial Poverty Traps"''': Analyzing "The Map." Some "Places" are traps because they are "Remote" (High transport costs) or "Dry" (No water). "Moving to the City" (Urbanization) is the most "Successful" way in human history to "Break" a spatial trap.
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