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    underdog‚ a person who defies all odds and becomes successful. This obsession with the underdog illuminates through all parts of the American culture. From presidential candidate‚ like Donald Trump who tries to position himself as an underdog‚ to business owners‚ emphasize their humble beginnings and their achievements to reach the top with hard work. The land of opportunity is now only giving opportunity to the wealthy. The increasing income disparity is causing an educational inequality in the future

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    INTRODUCTION The subject of economic growth and equitable distribution of income of any country is an economically important one. The fulfillment of economic development in each country is based on achieving two goals‚ including fairly rapid economic growth and income distribution in society. More growth and better distribution is not possible at the same time-some economist argued. So it needs to make trade-off. The issue of growth and income distribution is very much concerns to the economist and it is

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    Another lense through which inequality can be conveyed through is the social and income class lense. Depending on one’s class standing‚ it has the ability to determine a lot about a person’s life‚ including: access to opportunities at higher paying jobs and higher education‚ as well as the ability to live a healthier‚ safer and more comfortable life. Those that are able to afford‚ or have the social status to achieve more luxurious options‚ tend to have their feelings of power and privilege be enforced

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    Look on attached paper. 5. The major causes of income inequality are incentives and efficiency. Income inequality largely rewards to individuals for supplying their talents and resources to the economy. Proponents of income equality falsely assume that there is some fixed amount of output produced and therefore income to be distributed. In reality‚ the government takes tax and transfer process of high-income individuals and rewards it to low-income individuals. In short terms‚ taxes are a reduction

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    Income Inequality Analysis Income inequality is a grand challenge and is at the base of many other grand challenges. For example‚ with income inequality some supplementary troubles may be inadequate health care‚ lack of quality education and homelessness. Furthermore‚ reports have shown that that the income inequality has widened since the recession. Income inequality affects everyone‚ especially minorities. One believes that this is part of the problem in society that fuels racism and

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    private property (wealth) man is better off despite the inequality wealth creates. Prior to money or private property‚ man was just surviving on the earth worried about where to get food‚ shelter and water. However‚ with the creation of private property or wealth man is rewarded for his labor and has the means to obtain more readily those things he needs to live without waste so as not to offend the equality of man within nature. I agree with Locke that despite the inequality of wealth man is better

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    Wealth inequality is also a major issue between the rich and the poor. Wealth is “the value of assets owned by an individual of family at a point in time. (Gilbert‚ 277). Even though the rich do pay taxes‚ it doesn’t affect them as bad as the poor. They are still able to live comfortably because of the property that they owned. These properties are sometimes inherited and passed down to them. Not only that‚ but it is most likely that they also have some sort of savings or safety net to maintain

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    individuals who are mandated to discharge specific mandates as authorized by the citizenry (2). In other words‚ the government is representative and custodian of the powers of the people who created it. According to Amy‚ various “conservatives have been pushing for smaller government and have consistently called for reduced social spending‚ less regulation‚ and more tax cuts” (1). However‚ the fact that America is underperforming most other developed countries in areas such as income security

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    “DIGITAL ECONOMY” Introduction At present‚ we have devoted an effort to describe the impact of Information and Communication Technologies on income distribution in Thailand. Some concepts have aroused as Digital Development‚ Information Society‚ Knowledge-based societies‚ Network Societies…and above all‚ the needs to make the evolution of these theoretical constructs measurable. This effort has served many purposes‚ being the more relevant (a) explaining what was the impact of

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    research addresses the assumption that economic growth will influence one’s happiness. In their research‚ Income Inequality Explains Why Economic Growth Does Not Always Translate to an Increase in Happiness‚ they provide one explanation for why some countries show the paradox of economic growth‚ but the results is not producing happiness. Using data on economic growth‚ income and inequality‚ and happiness from 34 different countries‚ Oishi and Kesebir found initial support for the idea of the Easterlian

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