Problems of Poverty is a collection of essays on poverty and economic inequality written by Thomas Chalmers, a Scottish cleric, and theologian. Drawing from his experience as a preacher in poverty-stricken areas, Chalmers discusses the problems arising from extreme income disparity and proposes solutions for them. Hunter's commentary makes the book more accessible to the contemporary reader. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in social and economic justice.

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