Category: Income Inequality

  • Analytical Essay on How Income Affects Physical and Mental Health

    This essay will discuss the health inequality income and its impact on an individuals physical and mental health. I will go into discuss stresses due to poverty and underprovided areas negative impact on the body and mind, as well as the lack of adequate health care for poorer communities. Definitions and common causes will be…

  • The Gap between the Rich and the Poor Should Be Reduced: Argumentative Essay

    Before I start my essay, I would like to introduce some abbreviations and special proper noun that appears in my essay. The first one is OECD. OECD is the abbreviation of the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development. It is an intergovernmental economic organization with 36 member countries, promoting economic growth and world trade. The…

  • Widening Gap of Income Inequality in the U.S.: Analytical Essay

    Income inequality has been a growing issue within the U.S. for decades. People are becoming increasingly richer while the poor somehow becomes poorer. People are starting to see polarization and communities are becoming increasingly divided. Many would think if this was an ongoing issue, then why is this widening gap continuing to increase? First, it…

  • Income Inequality: A Historical Review

    The problem of income inequality is of high social importance: it negatively affects the countrys economy and society. The United States has the highest income inequality among industrialized nations (Bor, Cohen, and Galea 1478). Measured for all households, US income distribution is comparable to that of other countries before taxes, but on a per capita…

  • Poverty in America: Socio-Economic Inequality

    Although the United States belongs to the group of the most developed countries in the world, poverty is one of the main problems of the state. Forty million Americans live below the poverty line, struggle to pay the rent, or find affordable housing (DeParle, 2016). The primary cause of poverty in the United States is…

  • The PBS Interview on Income Inequality: Main Ideas

    Key Tenets of Income Inequality The PBS interview on income inequality emphasizes the role of social class in the widening gap between the rich and the poor. According to PBS, one of the main reasons behind the gap is inequality in distributing financial resources (Income Inequality 2007). In the past, the government set the rules…

  • Education and Income Inequality in the United States

    Introduction Although the USA is regarded as a country of unlimited opportunities, the income gap undermines peoples aspirations to make their American Dream come true. Diverse factors affect peoples income, and education has been seen as one of the reasons for income inequality in the United States. The link between education and peoples wealth is…

  • Economic Inequality as a Social Welfare Challenge

    Introduction Over the centuries, society and social welfare as a separate notion have been considered highly individual matters that are closely correlated with the human perception of the aforementioned welfare in the first place. This perception is frequently formed through the prism of social background that is influenced by the events that take place in…

  • American Welfare State and Income Inequality

    Table of Contents Roosevelt and Welfare Government Welfare Income Inequality Immigration References Roosevelt and Welfare The creation and the growth of Franklin D. Roosevelts welfare state had a significant effect on the development of American society, including the economy, health, welfare, corporate affairs, as well as the overall well-being of the population. Through his continuous…

  • Labor and Income Inequality in the U.S.

    Table of Contents Introduction Westerns and Rosenfelds Ideas Bertrands and Mullainathans Ideas Class Factor America Without Labor and Income Inequality Conclusion References Introduction Every day people meet and try to fight with various forms of injustice. Some persons are discriminated against by their religion, nationality, and culture. One may also notice discrimination and inequality in…