A Better World According to Jeffrey Sachs

In this essay I will elucidate my opinion to you. The novelist of 'the End of Poverty' Jeffrey Sachs claim that we can end poverty by 2025. Is an extremely persuasive claim because he gives us ways we can end poverty, he has been around the world and had a glimpse of all of this poverty, and he reveals how we spend more on other things than we do poverty.

First, there are many ways we can end poverty. Such as using the 'wealth of the rich, the power of today's vast storehouse of knowledge, and the declining fraction of the world.' By using the riches of the rich we can give money to those who need it, through knowledge we can understand how much to give so everyone will be equal. Finally, we may use the decrease in the world to our ascendancy because there will be less people to give money to. Using all this to our ascendancy could lead us to a world without poverty.

Furthermore, Jeffrey has been all over the world and has had a glimpse of some of the poverty in the world. Jeffrey, know has a comprehension of 'ninety percent of the worlds' poverty. He has been to and worked in 'over a hundred countries'. He has noticed how some economics are approving and how others are getting worse. He knows more about poverty than a 'school book' talks about. He tells us how the news scarcely reports things about poverty. If Jeffrey hadn't been around the world and seen for himself. He probably would have been similar to us originally, and not known how poverty was so frightful.

Finally, he conveys to us in his book how we spend more on other things such as'military'. Then we spend on poverty, this causes more poverty. Yes, it may increase our security, but what happens when everyone is diseased thanks to poverty. We will have no one to protect us, so there will be no point of spending money on the military. We should split a one fourth of that money that goes to military to give to poverty.

The novelist of 'the End of Poverty' Jeffrey Sachs claim that we can end poverty by 2025. Is a very convincing claim because he gives us ways we can end poverty, he has been around the world and had a glimpse all of this poverty, and he shows how we spend more on other things than we do poverty. This essay is only my opinion, while others make argue different I think he was great. Is Jeffrey going to be right? Will poverty end, let's find out in 2025! 

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