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    with my school in which I spend a month in both urban society and rural society. The wide range of economic disparity demonstrated through the difference in living conditions was a clear indication of the inequality between the rural and urban people in Ecuador. Not only have I experienced great economic inequality on a personal level but also through research I have learnt of further economic inequality on an international stage, especially…

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    was about ‘’Economic Inequality's Correlation with Political Inequality and Inequality of Opportunity and the Implications for Social Justice Theory’’ . -In this thesis the researcher is trying to say that the economic inequality is involved in both political equality and equality of opportunity and the researcher is trying to find a political theory that route this problem . The research problem /question ‘’Is there a political inequality starting to happen due to the economic inequality and…

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    as a primary cause of global economic inequalities. First, it will introduce Marxism, which would be used as a theoretical framework for subsequent analysis of how the world system is the primary cause of global economic inequality. It will then move to the contemporary global political economy and then illuminate the extent to which Marxism explains the phenomenon of global inequality and the relevant Marxist argument about the consequences of global income inequality. Finally, the paper will…

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    holds many ambiguities. There are various forms of equality and inequality worth discussing. In the United States, with a free-market trade, economic inequality has often been favored by America citizens rather than political inequality. Progressively, the inequality engrained in society over the last three decades helps explain why Americans prefer economic rather than political inequality. There is a conflict between economic inequality and political equality to the extent that the wealthy…

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    were the fittest, in other words they were the best and other poor countries just were not good enough, and did not have capable leaders. As this history class comes to an end, this belief has changed and I know see the cause of this great global inequality, it…

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    From Kenia to Germany, South Africa to the US, the gap between rich and poor has been rapidly increasing, and economic inequality has reached extreme levels .In the recent presidential election campaigns, Hillary Clinton, for example, wants to increase the taxes for Americans in the highest tax bracket in order to reduce the gap between rich and poor. The World Development Report of 2006, published by the World Bank, states that seven out of ten people live in countries where the gap between…

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    world has economic inequality within it. The income inequality encountered in the United States in ranked sixty four in the world. The economic inequality divided in the United States has a major impact on three factors: social class, education and power amongst the citizens. The economic inequality seen in “Parable of the Sower” by Octavia Butler reflects on how separation between poor, middle and rich class lead to a dystopian future. “Inequality for all” examines how economic inequality can…

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    Introduction In many developing countries, such as India, China, Thailand, and Vietnam, notable economic growth has been achieved over the last few decades. However, the growth is accompanied by huge increases in inequality, which is a threat to further economic growth and can also lead to serious social problems. As a result, many developing countries are seeking ways to fight against economic inequality —— progressive taxation is imposed on the rich and financial aid is provided to the poor,…

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    Pride and Prejudice: Current Economic Inequality and America’s Poor Attitude Once America was touted land of opportunity, a place where hard work, dedication and smarts could launch you from rags to riches. If one worked hard enough, they could have a plentiful life of wealth and happiness. Unless you are born affluent, we cannot argue this as easily conceivable possibility any longer. CEO’s have record high salaries and profit margins. Unemployment is down. This is only part of the story.…

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    American society, and it is related to the Business Administration field because this inequality comes from the huge business activities that big companies conduct for their profit. Between 1947 and the late of 1970s, the United States of America was the ideal country for most Americans. It was also the dream country for millions of people around the world because it was the sources of business . There was no income inequality in the American society because there was no gap between the…

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