If you believe that people living in central cities are likely to be poor because there are few jobs available in these areas,you are in agreement with

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William Julius Wilson's theory of urban poverty emphasizes the structural factors, such as lack of job opportunities, that contribute to concentrated poverty in urban areas. Oscar Lewis's theory of a "culture of poverty" suggests that the poor have their own distinctive subculture that perpetuates their poverty. Kingsley Davis and Wilbert Moore's theory of "functionalism" emphasizes the role of social stratification and inequality in maintaining the social order, but does not specifically address urban poverty. Karl Marx's theory of capitalism and exploitation does discuss poverty, but not specifically urban poverty.

If You Believe That People Living in Central Cities Are