Category: Inequality

  • Inequality in Wealth Distribution in the US

    Inequality in Wealth Distribution in the US In the speech, Federal Reserve chair Janet Yellen talks about the inequality in income and wealth distribution in the United States. Before the Great Recession, the gap was relatively small. However, the losses that people incurred widened the gap. High rates of consumption widened the gap further and…

  • Wealth Inequality in the United States Society

    Wealth Inequality in the United States Society Table of Contents Introduction Wealth Equality Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The question of equality has always been an ongoing issue for human society (Friedman). Descending from the animal world, we were supposed to inherit their proclivity for the struggle to obtain the dominant position. However, in the course…

  • Brazil Poverty and Inequality

    Brazil Poverty and Inequality The high level of poverty witnessed in Brazil has a close relationship with the forced movement of black immigrants into the country to provide labour in farms and mining industries. The promotion of agendas to create a predominantly white population in cities such as Sao Paolo created a culture of discrimination…

  • Racial Minorities and European Immigrants Inequality

    Racial Minorities and European Immigrants Inequality Table of Contents Introduction Opportunities for Racial Minorities and European Immigrants Race as a Barrier to Social Mobility Conclusion Works Cited Introduction Diversity remains a unique aspect of many urban areas across the globe. Cities characterized by diversity have higher chances of benefiting from economic expansion and innovation (Xiangming,…

  • Gendered Society, Inequality and Violence

    Gendered Society, Inequality and Violence Table of Contents Gender-bashing violence and violence against women Gender inequality causing a search for gender differences Conclusion Works Cited Gender-bashing violence and violence against women In most traditional societies, women, transsexual and transgendered people tend to be viewed as minorities (Kimmel, Kaler, and Aronson 432). Women are exposed to…

  • Racial Inequality: African-American Males Experience

    Racial Inequality: African-American Males Experience Table of Contents The Issue Literature Review Methods Participants Procedure Instrumentation Findings Discussion References The Issue In the recent years since the murder of Michael Brown, most US citizens have turned their attention on the cruel treatment of African American at every phase of the criminal justice system, especially the…

  • Social Inequality and Stratification in the US

    Social Inequality and Stratification in the US Factors Leading to Divide in Wealth One of the factors of social inequality in the US is associated with social stratification. As noted by Karl Marx, the source of social inequality is the very development of civilization, and every person cannot master all the achievements of material and…

  • Poverty and Inequality Reducing Policies in China

    Poverty and Inequality Reducing Policies in China Table of Contents Introduction Potential Policy Options and Instruments Effectiveness of the Proposed Options and Instruments Challenges of the Proposed Options and Instruments Conclusion Bibliography Introduction China is one of the most populous countries in the world, with a population of approximately one billion (National Bureau of Statistics…

  • Global Poverty, Inequality, and Mass Migration

    Global Poverty, Inequality, and Mass Migration Table of Contents Introduction Poverty and Inequality Mass Migration Intersection of Issues Conclusion Works Cited Introduction The global issues that are discussed today at the international level and that are significant problems for mankind tend to intersect due to similar reasons and premises. The evaluation of the topics that…

  • The Unfairness and Inequalities Present in the World

    The Unfairness and Inequalities Present in the World Generally, merit refers to the state of deserving well or even ill. It is a reward which is commensurate to the preceding actions of the person receiving it. It can also be explained as the fruit of ones actions. Various opinions have come up to affirm as…