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    Inequality refers to the way socially defined groups of individuals are positioned within their society as gender‚ class‚ age and ethnicity. This also involves the unequal distribution of social goods and services such as the labour market‚ health care and education (Chenoweth & McAuliffe 2012). Inequality can have many negative effects on the community and the way we live in our society. Donnison (2013) examines inequality in Britain and the damages most people will experience during their course

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    UNIVERSITY Faculty of Economics and International Business Topic: Determinants of Income Distribution Inequality in Vietnam Group 5B: Lê Thị Hồng Hạnh Lê Huy Hoàng Đỗ Trung Kiên Mai Diệu Ly Đặng Thị Thúy Vân Lecturer : Nguyễn Thị Hải Yến TABLE OF CONTENT INTRODUCTION 1 1. Literature review of determinants of income inequality 2 2. Income distribution inequality in Vietnam 7 2.1. Situation .. 7 2.1.1. Gini index 8 2.1.2. Income by quintile 9

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    circumstances. Senator Bernie Sanders describes America’s economy as “rigged” and full of income inequality. He even states that America has more inequality than any other country in the world. Martin Feldstein‚ an economic advisor at FOX Business‚ explains that Sanders’ comments are pretty inaccurate. Feldstein states that many other countries‚ such as India and Mexico‚ have much higher inequality than we have here in the United States. He also believes that America’s economy is in pretty good

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    Income inequality is undoubtedly one of the largest corrosive forces toward a decent economy in the United States. Affluent Americans are getting dramatically richer while poor suffering people‚ with limited resources‚ struggle to achieve their dreams. Income inequality is defined as the extent to which income is distributed in an uneven manner. In the United States‚ income inequality has steadily ripped apart the middle class for almost 30 years. While continuously destroying a once prosperous middle

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    “Social inequality is a more pressing socio-economic challenge than poverty in contemporary South Africa.” South Africa is one of the most unequal countries in the world‚ but not the poorest (with reference to income). We can see that the inequality in South Africa has worsened over time by looking at the country’s Gini Index score. In 1996 the score was 0.66 and in 2008‚ 0.70. The score has also deteriorated in terms of population groups: the score went from 0.54 to 0.62 between Blacks and from

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    Spatial inequality is the biggest problem in Mexico city. And towns surrounding it. Spatial inequality is where there’s an unequal distribution of wealth or resources in a geographic area so that some places are wealthier than others. Poor mexicans suffer in towns where there is no quality of life. They are living in the dumps‚ eating garbage‚ and selling whatever they can find in the dump. They have with no electricity or running water. Most of them earn maybe a dollar a day. Spatial inequality exists

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    I found the film Inequality for All troubling. In society we know there has been an income gap between the wealthy‚ middle class‚ and people from different communities such as rural areas. However‚ it is unfortunate to see that the income gap is a greater problem than expected. People with different backgrounds and demographics have all been affected by this economic burden. A burden where they have no control over. Even the most stable middle class working stated‚ “I feel as though I am not middle

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    the possibility for the American dream‚ but there have been many key events in history that show the fragility of civil rights and the reality of inequality in the United States. Democracy is defined as a government created by the people and for the people. Human rights are necessary for a democratic system.

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    Economic inequality is the differences found in various measures of the economy within individuals of a group‚ groups in a population‚ and among countries. (Huffington Post 1). Economic inequality is sometimes called income inequality‚ wealth inequality‚ or the wealth gap. (The Equality Trust 2). There are three main types of economic inequality. Income‚ is the extent to which income is distributed unevenly in a group of people. Income is not just the money by pay‚ but also money received from employment

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    Bryce Sims Poli Sci 101 5 March 2017 Poverty and Inequality in the United States Capitalism demands that “wealth is on top and debt is on the bottom” (Salon.com) Income inequality rates are higher in the United States than any other developed democracy and the rates are growing. Large corporations and the top 1% get breaks that the middle and lower class do not. Such as tax breaks‚ bailouts‚ and bankruptcy laws being loosened. It can be argued that capitalism is the number

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