Recession has ended, but poverty is up
As everyone know the recession had started in the year 2007 and officially ended in the year 2009 but the effects continue. There are some states of US which recession has still continues as the recession was uneven these states are still affected. The downturns of US is still there and the recovery going on slowly in many of the places in US mostly affected is towards the south. The poverty rates are in its highest in South according to a congressional report it is about 3.3 million people.
The places of poverty rates are seen in 46 states and more in Nevada and Florida according to decennial committee. The recession is happening mainly due to the high unemployment and low income and most affected is Nevada. The president of US Barack Obama is touring some of the states which is hard hit and support his $447 billion tax . The two states which are walloped are Nevada and Florida and are under housing troubles and needs to be solved. The unemployment rate has tripled in some places and is according to the Labor department data and Joint Economic Committee.
The recession has even bought in the inequality as the wealth gap is widening among the residents of US. The capital in the incomes has grown to about 6.2% and the district has just few jobs and difficult to provide many people. The sole state which went through recession unaffected was Dakota and has the lowest jobless rate according to data. Dakota a state in US has not only being the state not affected but has even shown growth in the last three years it is a commodity rich state.