It also includes a number of problems that may occur even when you try to manage the problem. Some of these issues include racial disparities, socioeconomic conflicts, and geographic boundaries. Racial disparities arise from problems of inequality and prejudice already present in our society. Likewise, socioeconomic conflicts arise from these too. There is a growing gap between the middle class and the lower class, not to mention just the upper class. This creates tension both racially and economically. Finally, poverty sees no borders and is a problem in almost all nations, from developed to developing countries. These ethical issues make it difficult to stop poverty with a one-size-fits-all approach. It is multifaceted and must be managed as