If the US poverty rate, adjusting for purchasing power, was $12,100, then Wright estimated that was about 46 percent of the way between $10,996 and $13,523 and thus that 14.6 percent of Finnish ...

An American in Denmark says he is frustrated with comparing Denmark to the U.S. because "we seem to lose so badly in just about every ... Puzzlement And Poverty' In Denmark. January 14, 2010 11:45 ...

The American dream promises upward mobility. But a child born in poverty in America is more likely to face poverty in adulthood than in many Western countries. Academic researchers say a stronger ...

Pensioners tend to face greater financial difficulty in Eastern Europe, while poverty rates are generally lower in Nordic and Western European countries. Switzerland and the UK are outliers here, ...

In other words, if you’re born into poverty in the US, what are your chances of escaping poverty in your own adulthood relative to, say, children who grew up in poverty in Denmark, Germany ...

A misleading comparison of child poverty rates across Nordic countries and the UK has been made on social media by using incorrect and out-of-date data. ... but 2.4 percent in Denmark, ...

The American dream promises upward mobility. But a child born in poverty in America is more likely to face poverty in adulthood than in many Western countries. Academic researchers say a stronger ...

We find that child poverty in the U.S. is more than four times as likely to lead to adult poverty than in Denmark and Germany, and more than twice as likely than in the United Kingdom and Australia.

More children are living in poverty in Denmark compared to 2008, according to a new report by UNICEF. The report (here in English) showed that 10.2 percent of all children in Denmark aged 0-17 live in ...

A government program is using demolition and relocation to remake neighborhoods with immigrants, poverty or crime. By Emma Bubola Emma Bubola visited several neighborhoods around Denmark that the ...