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Government makes most things worse. Lyndon Johnson launched a War on Poverty; Richard Nixon a War on Drugs. Both had good intentions, but their “wars” do more harm than good.

According to its latest Poverty and Equity Brief, extreme poverty in India – defined as living on less than $2.15 per day (in 2017 PPP terms) – dropped from 16.2 percent to a mere 2.3 percent.

Government makes most things worse. President Lyndon B. Johnson launched a war on poverty; President Richard Nixon a war on drugs. Both had good intentions, but their "wars" do more harm than good.