Read Pervious PART 1
The country could be rich in natural resources,
as in the case of Iraq and Saudi Arabia, but the basic needs of most of their
citizens are not satisfied completely. Therefore, the increase of production by
itself, does not solve the basic problem which must be treated first and
foremost, which is the complete satisfaction of the basic needs of each and
every individual, and following that enabling them to satisfy their luxuries.
Therefore, the poverty and deprivation required to be treated is the non-satisfaction of the
basic needs of man as a human being (i.e. food, shelter and clothing), not the
increasing luxuries resulting from urban progress. Hence, the problem to be
treated is the poverty and deprivation of every individual in the society, not
the poverty and deprivation of the country measured as a whole.




