Policymakers are better equipped to deal with the impacts of unemployment and low-income employment on family structure than other poverty issues such as lack of food and housing.

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Policymakers can address all poverty issues, but addressing lack of food and housing may require different policy interventions, resources, and expertise compared to addressing family structure impacted by unemployment and low-income employment. All poverty issues, including lack of food and housing, can have significant impacts on family structure and vice versa.

Policymakers Are Better Equipped to Deal with the Impacts of Unemployment