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    Inequality is an extremely controversial topic‚ there are infinite ways of measuring inequality - wealth‚ income and opportunities are just a few of them. Income inequality is the difference of household earnings and there are many factors that come in to play. It is by no means new to our society; before 1980‚ the top 1% was paid on average 80% more than the median wage (Bourguignon‚ 2015). As with any statistical modelling and measuring approach‚ there is a great deal of complexity to capture absolute

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    Inequalities in Health Appraisal Inequalities in health have many factors but these can be argued against as to whether they are the actual cause. Social class is a factor‚ along with region‚ age‚ gender‚ ethnicity etc. Measuring the impact of social class is difficult because social classes have changed over the years‚ eg) working class living conditions have changed‚ and there is a delay in the onset of diseases‚ eg) Asbestos related illness. (NICE 2009) However the Black Reports (1980)

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    entrepreneurs. The general public tend to think that poor people are generally poor because they are lazy and unwilling to work. This is based around the idea of income inequality‚ where Americans believe that the more effort someone puts to find employment and completing their job‚ the more money they will make in the long run. But is income inequality truly the reason why there are so many

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    that is that they are given less opportunities‚ education and tools to accomplish success. Poverty class has a much higher wages gap than the upper class‚ the American Dream is minimized through opportunity and is made known through statistics. Inequality occur and high in the United States

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    In this writing Haslett discusses the problem of inheritance undermining the economic theory of capitalism. He acknowledges wide gaps in the distribution of income‚ but introduces even larger gaps in the distribution of wealth as a greater problem. Haslett supports this accusation by proving inheritance conflicts the three most important values of capitalism. He proposes to readjust balances of wealth in America by abolishing inheritances. Inheritances violate capitalistic ideals of distribution

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    The differences in race and religion were used to justify the immense social inequality‚ especially between European explorers and the native peoples that were being conquered. Additionally‚ European avarice for riches and resources motivated the economic inequality that pervaded this time period. As with any civilization‚ inequalities breed unrest‚ which‚ in turn‚ brings change. The responses to the inequalities of the Age of Discovery varied greatly‚ depending on the socioeconomic status of

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    sufficient amount of money‚ meaning you aren’t able to buy the necessities to be successful. If you are able to you are more likely to succeed. According to Source F‚ there are two types of inequality in social class that we have in America. But the one type we are most concerned with is called Red Inequality. Red Inequality is between those who have college degrees and those who do not. This affects the middle class‚ the average people in our society who make up the majority of our society as well. Statistics

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    “The extent of inequality in contemporary South Africa is immoral.” Inequality can be simply be defined as the condition of being unequal. In contemporary South Africa today there is no doubt that‚ the population is faced with a high level of inequality. Throughout the world‚ particularly South Africa‚ there is a small minority of people who have the monopoly of wealth‚ while the majority are just getting by. Morality questions the unequal distribution of wealth by judging behaviour and people

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    For my second extra credit opportunity‚ I decided to watch the Inequality for All film‚ which displayed our biggest threat yet in America‚ the income gap. This film has been well received and well accepted to some since the film tackles a controversial concept where many have an opinion on. In sum‚ the film follows Robert Reich and discuses the major income gap we have in this country using examples from the past and the present. The three main themes that were covered in the film were basically:

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    some other questions may arise to who would make it grow‚ and who need to make it grow‚ then the GDP may be shared more equally. In order to make the GDP rise‚ we need to make decisions in production. There are a lot of ways to measure economic inequality‚ but one basic approach is to look at how much income flows to groups at different steps on the economic ladder. I believe that is the point. I read the significance of mentioning 1928 as a reference to the period of time precedent the Great Depression

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