finish the last sentence "addresses the poverty in Ireland in 1729. Swift suggests that those in poverty sell their children to wealthy ladies and gentlemen, or as celebratory meals. This, he argues, would solve several pressing issues: reducing the population of the poor, providing some income to "breeders," and offering the wealthy a new culinary delight. Swift's proposal includes detailed calculations on the number of children that should be sold, price per child, and the income for the mothers based on each sale. Then further explains the economic benefits such as reducing domestic abuse and the burden on public funds. This essay compares children to bred livestock