For residents of San Rafael, ongoing experiences with struggles to maintain not only their basic subsistence needs, but a myriad of social obligations that symbolically affirm their ties with others, have been taxing physically, emotionally and socially.
Individuals affected with this mental ailment are with disrupted mood that affects their basic subsistence of life (Murray et al. 2013).
There are different criteria that can be invoked for adequacy, but the most plausible ones are based on the quality of one's life prospects: enough for life prospects worth living, enough for basic subsistence life prospects, or enough for "minimally decent" life prospects.
However, the analysis on the effects of radical restructuring rarely venture out further than exploring other potential ways for ensuring basic subsistence mechanisms in such a situation, such as models of basic income [10].
"Two of the families will receive nil for basic subsistence (food, clothes, heating) as their rent exceeds the £500 per week cap.
With stagnant wages failing to keep up with the rising cost of living in the United Kingdom over the past decade and cuts to public services as a result of austerity, people are often forced to take out loans to pay for bills and basic subsistence.
The capacity to pay is determined by the remaining income of household after expenditure for basic subsistence needs.
In the context of Mbekweni, this unique blend of economic and cultural transformative process challenges prior studies that have viewed transactional sex as primarily a means for basic subsistence and survival.
The components have markedly different behavior, with biomass (necessary for the most basic subsistence) and fossil fuels (used by highly industrialized economies) at either extreme.
With respect to basic subsistence, for example, intensive horticulture by the slash-and-burn (swidden) method was general.
