11. More directly, it sees investment in human resources as crucial to overcoming the poverty trap of the least developed countries. 12. The law may provide access to land, however, cultural barriers and poverty traps limit minority groups ability to own land. 13. The mini-loans of anywhere from dlrs 25 to dlrs 100 help women start their own businesses and escape the poverty trap . 14. In addition, spending on housing, education, and health was increased, while an anti-poverty trap package was introduced in the 1985 budget. 15. This creates an artificial " poverty trap " from which even the most hard working and motivated farmers may not escape. 16. Without these capabilities, according to Nussbaum, people fall into poverty traps and lack the proper opportunities to rise out of them. 17. The bank also has earmarked dlrs 200 million for mini-loans to help women start their own businesses and escape the poverty trap . 18. That approach also can lead to " poverty traps , " where claimants who find jobs are worse off because they lose benefits. 19. On the opposite side to poverty traps are welfare traps, or an over-reliance upon welfare, that creates a perverse incentive to work. 20. For instance, 80 % of the inhabitants of the foreign immigrants and French of foreign descent reside, often in perceived poverty traps .
