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I. Introduction
A. Attention-getter: Start with a statistic or a personal story about poverty and its impact on economic growth.
B. Thesis statement: The concept of "poverty-driven growth" is a controversial topic in economics, but it is important to understand the potential benefits and drawbacks of this approach.
C. Preview of main points: In this speech, I will discuss the definition of poverty-driven growth, its advantages and disadvantages, and some possible solutions to address poverty while promoting sustainable economic development.

II. Definition
A. Explain what is meant by "poverty-driven growth."
B. Discuss how this approach differs from traditional models of economic development.
C. Provide examples of countries that have used poverty-driven growth as their primary strategy for development.

III. Advantages
A. Discuss the potential benefits of using poverty as an engine for economic growth.
B. Highlight success stories where countries have lifted large numbers out of extreme poverty through rapid economic expansion.
C.Explain how increased income can lead to better health outcomes, education opportunities, and overall quality-of-life improvements.

IV.Disadvantages 
A.Explain why some economists are skeptical about using poverty as an engine for economic expansion.
B.Discuss concerns over rising inequality between rich and poor under such models.
C.Highlight environmental concerns related to rapid industrialization in developing countries.

V.Solutions 
A.Propose alternative approaches that balance the need for rapid economic expansion with social justice considerations such as reducing inequality or protecting natural resources..
B.Discuss ways that governments can support small businesses or cooperatives rather than relying solely on large corporations to drive job creation..
C.Highlight innovative programs aimed at providing basic needs like healthcare access or education opportunities while also supporting entrepreneurship among low-income populations..

VI.Conclusion 
A.Summarize key points made throughout the speech..
B.Reiterate thesis statement.. 
C.End with a call-to-action urging listeners to consider ways they can support sustainable economic development that benefits all members of society.