In addition to personal causes there are many geographical causes for poverty as well. The nature may not favour a nation with favourable climate for production. Hence the people are bound to be poor. The country may be poor in natural resources and even if the people try to put in their maximum efforts, results may not be encouraging. We find that due to poor natural resources the people in the deserts and high mountains are usually poor. Such geographically unwanted calamities as corruption of volcanoes or earthquakes or lightening etc. increase the magnitude and extent of poverty.
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