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    Beginning with the end of the Civil War and the North’s continuing boom in industry and ending with the beginning of Progressivism in the turn of the century, consolidations and business rose while the descent of many citizens became omnipresent . The idea of the “self-made man” from the Horatio-Alger Myth was just that: a myth. Social Darwinism appeared and dictated that the better companies and better/wealthier people would come out on top because the impoverished were somehow undeserving of…

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    How often have you ever walked into any urban area and found that everyone was dressed the same? There’s no denying that visible wealth has shaped how our society operates and the power distribution within it. However, it has come to the point where this idea of “visible wealth” has created economic inequality in our society. Economists such as Joseph Stiglitz and Nicholas Christakis argue that visible wealth is the primary cause of economic inequality in America. Economic inequality can be…

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    Citizens have a duty to participate in the economy to create input by working and paying taxes. This allows a citizen to have the right to contribute to one’s economy and one’s own stuff. However, this does not mean special treatment for anyone supposedly. Yet, famous rich people are more likely to get house arrest if they…

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    out, the rich really are getting richer. And they 'll soon own more than the rest of us put together.” This ultimately prove the fact that the wealthy are big money makers and can own some of us, which is breath-taking. •The poor and the middle class suffers from this injustice considering of the fact that, the rich are getting tax breaks, which, increase taxes on the poor. According to CNBC, the wealthy are actually paying less taxes than the poor, “The study, from the Institute on Taxation…

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    The idea that the minimum wage is “saving the middle and lower classes, saved by what, a law that allows business to make a large amount of profit while the people generating that profit are living in poverty. That’s not saving the middle and lower class, that’s digging a deeper hole, a hole called poverty. In fact the IMF suggests the heart…

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    origins of consumer society date back to 16th century; and the real development began following the industrial revolution, when higher production required swift and higher consumption and as a result an expanding middle and working class have transformed into consuming class, while previously only small elite enjoyed higher consumption pleasure (Goodwin et al., 2008; Ahuvia and Izberk-Bilgin, 2013). While the emergence of consumer society lead to the shopping experience becoming a massive…

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    The industrial Revolution has the most far reaching changes in the history of humanity.It has altered our lives more than any development in the past thousands of years.There are some very important global influences of industrial revolution. It led people from countryside to towns and cities.But the growth of cities continued as industries continued to grow and by 2008 ,for the first time in the human history,more people in the world lived in cities than in rural areas.The industrial…

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    The quip that, while man was born free but everywhere is in chains, attempts to trace and explain how the civilized man has evolved from the natural man (Cress and Rousseau). Accordingly, the natural man limitation and greatest asset is his body. The body serves both as an essential tool for surviving the day to day upheavals while also remaining a tool for safeguarding man’s life. Knowing neither good nor evil, the natural man is free from moral restrictions. As such, the natural man is as free…

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    I first became aware of my gender around 3 or 4 years old. My mom used to make me wear girly clothes and she would put hair ties and ribbons in my hair to match my outfit. Although she would not do the same to my brother. Growing up in a religious household, I found out that my gender defined certain expectations upon me and my behavior. I wasn’t allowed to wear baggy clothes or walk around the house without a shirt on. That was the first time I understood the aspects of being a female. It is…

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    everyone was working hard. They also agree with Nozick because they assume that people will be more willing to work if they know they will be able to keep every penny of what they earn. Additionally, they admire Nozick’s libertarian principle of justice because they still have the opportunity to give to the poor. People that support his theory often suppose that some people do not work because they end up getting more money from the government for doing nothing than they get from working. This,…

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