Portfolios of the Poor: How the World's Poor Live on $2 a Day
by Jonathan Morduch, Daryl Collins, Stuart Rutherford, Orlanda Ruthven
Portfolios of the Poor explores how people living on about two dollars a day organize their finances. Focusing on everyday money management, the book considers income, spending, saving, and borrowing within the broader context of global poverty and economic life.
About This Book
Portfolios of the Poor examines how people living on approximately two dollars a day manage their financial lives.
The book focuses on the ways low-income households handle earnings, spending, saving, borrowing, and other everyday financial needs.
Its subject is global poverty viewed through personal finance, offering a perspective on the practical challenges of managing limited resources.
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