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    A study from the Pew Research center shows that 65% of people have noticed the gap between the rich and the poor getting bigger. For the past‚ few years income disparities have been growing larger. 65% of people have actually noticed income disparities grow now. Current income disparities certainly threaten democratic ideals for two important reasons. First I am going to show how much inequality there really is and how its growing. The first reason is that Inequality causes Corruption‚ and Corruption

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    classes rises above the insecure housing of a slum community in Lucknow‚ India. Photo: Tom Pietrasik/Oxfam WORKING FOR THE FEW Political capture and economic inequality Economic inequality is rapidly increasing in the majority of countries. The wealth of the world is divided in two: almost half going to the richest one percent; the other half to the remaining 99 percent. The World Economic Forum has identified this as a major risk to human progress. Extreme economic inequality and political

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    POINTS FROM DR. ROBERT REICH’S FILM‚ INEQUALITY FOR ALL THE STATS+ Wealth Distribution • Today‚ the U.S.‚ by far‚ has the most unequal distribution of income of all developed nations. • The U.S. ranks 64th in the world on income inequality (i.e.‚ 63 nations are more equal than the U.S.) • The top 1% holds more than 35% of the nation’s overall wealth‚ while the bottom 50% controls 2.5%. • The richest 400 Americans have more wealth than the bottom 150 million Americans combined. • In 1970‚ the top

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    According to Borges‚ Loewenthal‚ who was declared a thief‚ was “formerly the manager of the mill and now one of it’s owners” (Borges‚ 216). Ultimately‚ Loewenthal has an important duty in society as he carries most of their wealth. People who had to describe Loewenthal would describe him as the man “in the eyes of all an upright man” (Borges‚ 218). Loewenthal is known to be very a generous man as he gives money to others. More importantly‚ Loewenthal’s living area conveys that

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    For All” is a documentary that discuss the debate of income inequality. The film demonstrates and explains to the viewers how our nation is at the point where the middle class is disappearing. The film raises many question about the distribution of income and wealth and how education plays a major role. Although‚ many acknowledge this is a problem that our nation is facing; not alot understand why it became like this and I myself am part of this group of individuals. Former Labor Secretary Robert

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    Homeless‚ hungry‚ and virtually hopeless. This was all that the migrants coming from the Dust Bowl into what they thought as the land of hope‚ California‚ knew. Desperate as a result of the capitalist society they lived in‚ the migrants struggled to survive and struggled to achieve what was morally correct. In Chapter 19 of his novel The Grapes of Wrath‚ John Steinbeck‚ through emphasizing the idea of repetition of history and giving the audience an inside perspective of the thoughts and conversations

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    Egalitarianism‚ “Relating to or believing in the principle that all people are equal and deserve equal rights and opportunities”. This is the basis of what people believe the American Dream is all about‚ but in fact‚ everyone truly has their own sight of the American Dream. That leads into the talk about how the American Dream is dead. That the sight of the American Dream in America is no longer clear. Some areas of America have lost all hope in the dream‚ and some are completely oblivious to

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    corrupt‚ the greed for money can motivate to murder. It can make you embezzle‚ swindle‚ got to war‚ and even colonise other countries to control their resources. The need to have the most money and so think the most power is a dark force. Money and wealth have been the most explosive divide in history. Revolutions have generally involved the poor fighting for their rights and a share of the money from the minority rich. The burning desire from corporations and banking institutions to make more money

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    be counted. It will result in a rise in interest rates which will also reduce productivity within the country. When this occurs‚ there will be a Balance of Payment deficit because imports will be greater than exports. Inequalities of Wealth and Income Distribution : When an economic growth occurs‚ there is a group of people who are taking advantage of it and another group of people who are having bad impacts from it. In other words we can say that the rich people gets richer and richer but the

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    indicator of economic welfare. Moreover‚ economic welfare‚ amongst other components‚ composes of a society’s level of happiness. GDP can provide an indication of such levels‚ however is not a sufficient measure. Furthermore‚ GDP does not reflect the distribution of income within a society; a figure representing overall growth in a economy may only apply to a minority of the population‚ but this is not conveyed. It is argued that GDP is a deficient measure of an economy’s welfare as it was primarily designed

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