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    poverty and inequality we focused our time on two articles, one of which was written by Milanovic and the other by Feldstein. These two authors have completely opposite views on how to deal with poverty and inequality. It is Feldsteins’ belief that inequality is something that while present in everyday society is not something we should be focusing our time and effort on. It is Feldsteins’ belief that if we instead focus all of our time on fixing poverty the side effect is that inequality will…

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    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, including a large amount of foreign aid. In the following section, I will take a close look at the economic inequality existing in developing countries, using Vietnam…

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    Essay On Income Inequality

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    Income inequality is the uneven distribution of assets among a population. In India, income inequality has been rapidly increasing over the pass years. Due to the expeditious growth of population, the discipline of the society begins to collapse, resulting in a rise of many inequalities in health, education and gender. In India, the top 1% holds nearly half of the country’s wealth and the rest of India owns only the remaining quarter. This unequal distribution of wealth is caused by the failure…

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    continuing rise of economic inequality and wealth inequality in America is one of the biggest issues in the country. Currently the top five percent in America hold seventy-four percent of the country’s wealth, leaving the other ninety-five percent of Americans are struggling financially to survive. In this article, How Experts Would End Inequality if They Ran America, written by Stein, there are several different explanations on how to address the rising income inequality in the U.S., the four…

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    Inequality: Friend or Foe? Does income inequality exist in America? We can turn on our television and watch shows like “The Real Housewives” or “MTV Cribs” and see very wealthy people living lives full of luxury with expensive cars and million dollar houses. Meanwhile, a walk down a street in New York City will reveal many Americans who live on the street and whose main source of income is what they get from the generosity of others. In their article The Upside of Income Inequality, Gary…

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    The video I watched was Inequality in America. The video explains how 5,000 Americans were asked how they think wealth is distributed in the United States. They were also asked what they think the ideal distribution was. What they thought and what they think the ideal distribution was close in numbers with 20% of Americans getting more than everyone else. Later in the video it showed the actual distribution of wealth and it was a lot different than the ideal and what the 5,000 people thought.…

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    Sanders’ highly touted - and shouted - policies, was the issue of inequality in America. It’s no surprise that Senator Sanders saw great success on their messages; a 2015 OECD report found that the top 10% of Americans hold 76% of the nation’s wealth, a figure far higher its peer OECD countries. In addition to the economic consequences of wealth inequality, it poses a serious danger to younger generations such as mine. Inequality brings Americans further away from the American Dream, suggesting…

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    Lastly, the final section is titled, “Rebuilding Community: Inequality, Class, and Family.” This section aids us with suggestions on how to divert ourselves away from the unbalance that is shaping today’s American family. They require making the areas of inequality known and visible starting from the very top. Carbone and Cahn believe in focusing on preparation for children, employment for men and women, and strategizing in selecting the right partner to bare children with. If these changed were…

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    Asia Lofton February 7, 2017 Economics 101 Professor Ewen “Inequality for All” Reaction Paper From what I observed in the documentary film “Inequality for All”, I think that the economy is going downwards because everything being costly (like wars, taxes, keeping a house, cars, etc.) and the issues of income inequality. While we all work hard for everything we have and enjoy the fruits of labor, we all have to protect our reputations and…

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    What Is Social Inequality

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    Inequality The world around us is comprised of unequal social factors in all ages and periods, and inequality is preeminently shown in economics. In the past, inequality was mainly reflected by gender discrimination and racial discrimination. In the present, inequality is revealed by class-ism, a prejudice on the basis of social class. All these discriminations and inequalities were actually created by profits. Besides, inequality will not be disappeared shortly. In the past, white Americans…

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