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    Australia is a very big and wealthy country still, we give significantly less than we used to. We earn $4.05 billion but we only give twenty two cents in each one hundred dollars which is not a lot of money to count how many people are starving, don’t have sufficient shelter, don’t have clean water and are uneducated. If these unlucky people aren’t educated they will make bad choices like taking drugs. These are my three reasons why the Australian government must elevate the foreign aid…

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    Winnie Byanyima, who is the executive director of Oxfam International, said the increased concentration of wealth was dangerous and needed to be reversed before something catastrophic happened on a global level. “The message is that rising inequality is dangerous. It’s bad for growth and it’s bad for governance…

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    Into the Wild was written by Jon Krakauer which was a nonfiction history story. Chris Johnson McCandless was a young college graduate when he decided to leave it all and head into the wild. He was the smart guy, well educated and came from a rich family. He had everything. He however, was not your typical spoiled rich kid that would brag about it. He didn’t have the finest car which was by choice. When he would come home from school for break, he would gather up with friends, spend money that…

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    Author Elie Wiesel once said, “Let us not forget, after all, that there is always a moment when the moral choice is made. Often because of one story or one book or one person, we are able to make a different choice, a choice for humanity, for life.” Ethics is a philosophical ideal, and it seeks to understand and justify those moral standards that are appropriate to the occupations that one chooses to advance in. Larry Fitzgerald Jr. is an NFL receiver for the Arizona Cardinals and established…

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    he wrote that appeared in the New York Times Magazine titled “The Singer Solution to World Poverty”. In his article he argues that the wealthy class should donate whichever money they spend on “luxuries” to oversea organizations such as UNICEF and Oxfam America. I think that it is a simpleton idea that has no real thought behind it. Time and time again there have been people in the past that have repeated this argument over and over again. But these people who claim that this is an easy idea…

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    companies in developing countries who have very rough work conditions is, in many cases, still better than not hiring them. As organizations such as Oxfam explained: closing down a factory in a country like Bangladesh leads to many workers who will not be able to find another job and thus not be able to feed their families. Many actions have been taken by Oxfam to encourage people not to boycott clothing brands, and are often successful; this is a reason to why companies don’t see their sales…

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    Measuring Inequality

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    To answer the question ‘in what ways can you use surveys to measure inequality?’ I will talk about the different types of inequality that can be measured such as health, happiness and monetary inequality. I will also be discussing the advantages and disadvantages of measuring inequality using surveys. I am going to this by paying reference to a variety of sources and critiquing them such as ‘World Health Organisation’ (WHO), the World Happiness Index (WHI), the Office for National Statistics…

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    Negative effects of income inequality Income inequality consists of the differences in the income and wealth distribution (Oxfam, 2014, p2). It is also described as the income gap between the poor and the rich. A few years ago, concerns about growing income inequality decreased mainly from a belief that it is only discriminating. Now the source of apprehension has significantly grown. The dominant concern now is that inequality may have harmful effects on a range of outcomes, such as health,…

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    Disadvantages Of Aid Essay

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    According to Oxfam, ‘Food aid saves lives, but it crowds out other …initiatives that support communities’ strategies to prevent the next drought being a disaster.’ Oxfam believe that food aid causes people to forget about the problem at hand and not plan for the next disaster. Also, the spread of food aid mean the population of developing countries…

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    Swot Analysis Of Westpac

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    Westpac is one of the top sustainable companies in Australia that produce a standalone social report. The company is aiming to remain sustainability by anticipating and actively making improvement over social issues as a way creating value to the company’s business. This report examines the sustainability practices of Westpac recently with the compliance sustainability report with the Global reporting Initiatives. The results show that Westpac is doing well with their performance, however, it…

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