- Scrooge's apathetic attitude towards poverty is evident in his callous view of the poor
- The Cratchit family serves as an example of poverty in the story, struggling to make ends meet
- The portrayal of poverty in "A Christmas Carol" is evident through the experiences of the Cratchits
- Dickens uses the chained phantoms in the story to criticize the government's treatment of the poor
- The story emphasizes the importance of social responsibility and addressing issues of poverty and social injustice
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