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Generational Poverty covers the author’s eye-opening experiences with a young man named Jermaine and his family, initiated through the Big Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) program. As someone who cares for Jermaine and his family, it was nothing short of a surprise to see first-hand some of the obstacles Jermaine’s family are creating for themselves, while at the same time battling many of today’s social constructs. In the course of the program, the author learned a great deal about Jermaine’s life, culture, and the obstacles he faces. This work identifies impediments that Jermaine has experienced as well as common challenges faced in his community.
In the words of the author: “Most of my research for this book is devoted to pinpointing these cultural issues and gathering varying opinions for each one. While I do detail each unique perspective, my goal is to align each argument to an economic fundamental. This creates a more consistent diagnosis that does not depend on a personal set of values. My hope is that future economists will continue to study this suffering portion of our population to determine the most effective way to remedy the continuingly increasing problem of poverty.”
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Adam Vass Gal has worked in financial services for 12 years, 10 of which he has served as an Investment Officer with the Oakley Group. This investment group has been named a Barron’s top 1,000 advisor for the last 5 years as well as the top advisor in Nashville during that time. He has also taught macro and microeconomics at Belmont University since 2003. Adam holds a BBA in economics and MS in finance, both from Mississippi State University.
