Share your ideas on the importance of the poor masses in economy sustainability.
We all know that stuff is twice as expensive if you're poor, since you'll be forced to buy products and services that aren't that great, and when they fall short and break you'd have to buy them again and again. They also are one of the biggest consumers in the market, surprisingly. Since compared to middle-class and rich people who could purchase services and products with money they could take a loan out of in the bank (which is still money generated anyway but I digress), the poor will always be forced to buy stuff with cash and facilitate monetary circulation. They also are the easiest to please out of the three since you just need to give them the basic necessities for survival and they're all set.
Ever wondered why the government's not doing anything of substance to eradicate poverty? Well there's your answer. They need the poor to be there otherwise there won't be anyone to subject to these kinds of ethically inhumane practices.