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Education
A law ensuring free education for children in primary, secondary and higher learning institutions of their choice irrespective of their race, economic status, country of origin, religion, ethnic origin, age, wealth, language or location.
A similar law like the aforementioned one have been successfully implemented in some Nordic countries like Finland. To reduce the income inequality, the society must rethink its approach and investment in their future generations especially regarding knowledge. The education system holds the key to a future where all the children have a uniform platform to chase and achieve their dreams. Today, some students school in public institutions whose quality of education, exposure and probability of bridging the existing income inequality gap is lower than their counterparts in private schools. Educational programs such as No Child Left Behind have made a positive and indelible mark in education and they ought to be replicated and improved. Good education systems ought to change to give children equal opportunities in life and structure the syllabi to impart financial literacy, money management and critical skills. Eventually, these skills will create a new labor pool capable of steering the economy in a way it reduces income inequality by increasing investments, unparalleled innovation etc. Improving the education system to mirror the needs of the future is the surest bet to an addressing income inequality. It gives children a relatively equal chance of making the best out of their lives.
Education spurs innovation. Innovation helps a country in number of ways that help reduce poverty and increase equitable income distribution. Firs...