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    INEQUALITY AND ITS CAUSE AND EFFECTS What is income inequality? It refers to unequal distributions of income. Close to 1 billion people live on less than 1 dollar per day at purchasing power parity and around 2.7 billion (40 percent of world populations) live on less than 2 dollar per day Income inequality is of major concern because it leads to economic inefficiency. This is mostly due to the fact that at higher levels of inequality, smaller fraction of population qualifies for a loan or…

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    individuals to receive a greater distribution of wealth. In addition to this, certain results have shown that secondary education plays the greatest role in reducing income inequality instead of higher education (Abdullah, 2015, p. 314). Other researchers have found that education actually does not play a major role in income inequality. Instead, the researchers have found that many years would need to go by before the distribution of…

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    poverty, injustice and gross inequality persist in our world, none of us can truly rest,” Nelson Mandela. Inequality, the condition of being unequal, is a widespread problem; from wealth and income inequality to education. Wealth inequality in the U.S. is unequal distribution of assets among residents of the United States. Educational Inequality is the difference in the learning results, or efficacy, experienced by students coming from different groups. Income inequality refers to the extent to…

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    Skylar discussed several statistical numbers throughout her article that explains the growing income inequality of individuals, particularly the wealth gap between the lower, middle, and upper class. For example, the top 1 percent of families has roughly the same amount of wealth as the bottom 95 percent. In terms of the direct economic relation between the average worker and the average CEO, it’s even worse. CEO’s on average because significantly more than the average worker as corporate…

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    in an uneven manner amongst a population. Income inequality is a large problem in the United States. But the U.S. has the tools to fix this issue; it just needs to be addressed correctly. Currently an issue in the U.S. is the great wealth divide. A wealth divide is a barrier between the people seen as “poor” or less financially stable and the people seen as “rich” or those who have a better grasp on wealth and financial stability. Income inequality and wealth divides go hand in hand because the…

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    When I was younger I had a rule about my room. It was one plain and simple rule, no shoes allowed. This was because I loved Lego’s and I loved to sit in the middle of my room surrounded by them. Like most children, at an early point in my life I was always told about germs and to wash my hands frequently. So I also knew of the unsanitary mess that was the bottom of your shoe. Therefore, I would never allow people to wear shoes in my room. While my room is such a tiny scale compared to the world,…

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    I. Introduction In Brazil, extreme wealth inequality has persisted since the arrival of Portuguese colonizers and the highly stratified race and class-based society they created. The nation’s role as an exporter of natural resources and agricultural goods – such as sugar, coffee, rubber, and diamonds – in the international economy has only exacerbated inequality by preventing economic diversification and failing to absorb a large labor force. Its transitions between different economic…

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    well is an essential part of the famous American dream. The ability for any American regardless of gender, race, or socioeconomic status can pursue the ascension of the economic ladder and make a larger impact on society than just themselves. Now, the baby boomers reminisce on days where that climb was possible and millennials learn they cannot always do everything they aspire to. Economic inequality has spurred a great movement of discontent and pessimism within the American public,…

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    Loss of Innocence Resulting From Racial and Economic Injustice Economic injustice is something that has been around for many years. Economic injustice, or economic inequality, is the difference found in various measures of economic well-being among individuals in a group, population, or country. Injustice is the absence of justice, violation of right or of the rights of another, or unfairness, meaning that the economic situations that many people are in are unfair. Two stories that speak about…

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    There is a problem in society that everyone must come to terms with. Inequality. Inequality is a problem that can be solved in two main ways using government. The government can give everyone equal opportunity, or they can give everyone equal reward. One major inequality that is happening in society today is inequality in education, and solving this inequality is hard, maybe even impossible, because even if everyone was given the same opportunity to go to a good school, some wouldn’t work as…

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