Summary Of Brief Principles Of Macroeconomics

I. Introduction The pursuit of the American dream cannot be achieved in this country. It has been that way in the viewpoint of this essayist, since the beginning. Income distribution should be fair in all fields. There are countless inequalities in this country. Inequalities like racism, discrimination against sexually orientation, and sex discrimination. Women have been fighting for equal rights and for equal pay for over one hundred and fifty years. Even though, Americans have come a long way in this aspect; it is not even close to the strides, America needs to reach. Being a feminist, I believe there cannot be a fair distribution of income without equal pay for all citizens.
II. Main Point First, one of the principles of economics is people face trade-offs ( Mankiw 1-1a). Society must have a proportionate exchange in the way economic conditions are ran. Economically, a society must run efficiently, but most importantly, it must run equally ( Mankiw1-1a). In the text "Brief Principles of Macroeconomics," author Gregory Mankiw acknowledged to us that, "equality means that those benefits are distributed
One could even prepare a powerful case for its a man's world. Even though, barriers have been lifted in the military and educationally. More women are attending college and receiving more degree's then men and adjustments are not being created. Women still do not receive the same treatment or compensation. The Institute for Women's Policy Research states that " in 2015, female full-time workers made only 80 cents for every dollar earned by men, a gender gap of 20 percent" (Pay Equality &Discrimination). This is a gap that has been changing insufficiently over time. Even though, there is legislation set up to control this from happening and it continues to take place in our