szegénységként

Szegénységként is a Hungarian term that translates to "as poverty" or "in poverty." It is used to describe a state or condition of being poor, lacking sufficient resources, or experiencing deprivation. The term is often employed in social science contexts, economics, and discussions related to social welfare to refer to individuals, families, or communities living below a certain income threshold or lacking essential needs.

The concept of szegénységként can encompass various dimensions of poverty, including material deprivation, lack of access to education and healthcare, limited social opportunities, and feelings of exclusion. It is a relative concept, meaning that what constitutes poverty can vary depending on the economic and social standards of a particular society and time. Sociologists and economists often use this term when analyzing the causes and consequences of poverty, as well as when developing policies and interventions aimed at poverty reduction. Understanding szegénységként involves examining not only income levels but also broader aspects of well-being and social inclusion.