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What It Takes To Be Poor in Bohol

Started by MikeLigalig.com, May 01, 2012, 06:28:04 PM

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source: Bohol Poll

Two thirds (65%) of the Boholano voters considered themselves poor while only very few (2%) said otherwise. Across districts, relatively few from District 1 said that they are poor at 52% as against the 71 % and 72 % and 72 % of Districts 2 and 3 respectively. Across age groups, only a quarter (24%) from the 18-24 Boholano voters said that they are likewise poor.

Among the Boholano voters who said that they are poor (65%) and not poor (2%), their families need P10,000.00 a month so that they will not be considered poor. Poor families in Tagbilaran (54%) and those within the age range 18-24 need P20, 000.00 to surpass poverty.
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