Economic Inequality in the Society

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December 14, 2020
Economic Inequality
Economic inequality is one of the longest and pervasive problems that society is yet to address. Because of this issue, millions of people die from hunger, crime, or any other poverty-caused phenomenon throughout the world. Accordingly, this is the reason why I completely agree with your argument that economic inequality is one of the most significant factors that would make a person or population vulnerable. This is because aside from the lack of access to ‘curative’ commodities, economic inequality on a large scale also causes poverty, which is the main reason for poor health and social mobility for everyone.
For example, in one study done by Smith, Strohschein, and Crosnoe (2018) about the rates of teenage pregnancy in the United States and Canada, the research done in the US shows a high correlation with the increase in unplanned teenage pregnancy. In other ...