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    Although many protests have been made against persecution, not much progress has been made. Social inequality has been a global issue for hundreds of years, and has yet to completely cease. Authors have the ability to inform American teenagers about the problems we face in everyday life using many different types of literature. Teenagers are growing up in a world full of discrimination and social inequality. Some of the most common types of inequities are racism, bullying, and gender. These…

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    Schmidtz and Cohen stand at two almost diametrically opposed positions of equality. Schmidtz argues for an equality of treatment, while Cohen argues for an equality of opportunity. Schmidtz’s argument for equality of treatment implies that everyone should be treated the same, even if that treatment will result in others not being well off (Schmidtz 114). Cohen, on the other hand, argues that everyone should be treated the same in regards to improving society Cohen’s argument addresses three…

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    When comparing countries that utilize a Liberal Market Economy and countries that use a Coordinated Market Economy, it is clear that each type has its own advantages, but the advantages are not equal in magnitude. Coordinated Market Economies provide more equality for workers and ensure that everyone’s voice matters when discussing important decisions. Conversely, Liberal Market Economies are less equal and tend to benefit less people. Many believe this to be a result of political structure.…

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    Privatization caused an increase as school fees increased “from four hundred and nineteen dollars per annum to six thousand five hundred dollars.” It may increase bad debt which affects the country’s economic growth. Resistance was produced by its students and parents in the form of grumbles to say the least. In this case, there is an interchange of power play as this bill was later abolished, proving that power is productive and can be positive. In Australia…

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    regarding the male or female gender. There are many standards that dictate how individuals should dress, think, behave, and interact with the world around them. It is when these roles begin to reduce the life chances of individuals and preserve inequality that becomes problematic. Our civilization needs to reflect on equality rather than preserve outdated concepts of gender roles that really have no place in a progressive society. When working in the same occupation as a man, women earn less.…

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    with the post racial myth that has gripped many Americans. The racial wealth gap is actually caused by employer discrimination, racial income gap, and high unemployment levels held disproportionately by African Americans versus caucasians. Wealth inequality has not improved within the last fifty years. The average wealth has increased, but it has not increased equally among all races. Wealth is essentially a family’s liquid assets. Without wealth, families cannot build a future for…

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    for reasons of wealth inequality because of age. Their ideas boiled down and also explained that people are constantly saving or trying to save money, no matter what age or situation. As age increases the saving, inevitably, growth not only in amount but also through worth because when individuals saving money, they can either put it in a bank or invest it. Individuals who save more money can invest more and gain more assets, which leads to another cause of wealth inequality that had been…

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    Social inequality is existent in every social structure. Social inequality is favoritism. Social inequality and wealth distribution denotes the irrational allocation of natural and economic resources that leaves others poorer while others become richer following greed that is typically initiated by access and control of power organs as echoed by figure 1, (Cumming et al. 2). Inequality is simply unfairness or conflicting expressions upon a subject as depicted by figure 2. Social inequality as…

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    Krugman's essay "Confronting Inequality," published in his 2007 book "The Conscience of a Liberal.," I personally believe this article could have the potential for a wide audience. Inequality is something a majority of Americans deal with whether they realize it or not. Krugman discusses the many ways America had fallen into distinct gaps of inequality. He presents a highly logical argument in which he reveals why, and how, America has gotten to different points of inequality whether it be due…

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    Inequality in income can depend on what particular political system and what economic system a country uses. The three kinds of economies are the traditional economy, the command economy, and the market economy. Traditional economies are thought of as “old-fashioned” and “under-developed” resulting in little growth economically and therefore there are not many areas with this kind of economy that still exist. This type of economy is usually situated in rural areas. Farming and agriculture are…

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