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Global Economic Inequality

Global economic inequality highlights the uneven distribution of income and wealth among countries and social groups, exacerbated by technological advancement and globalization. This disparity leads to social unrest and limits access to essential services, driven by factors like unequal resource access and systemic discrimination. Solutions require policy reforms, investment in education and healthcare, fair taxation, and strategies that promote equity and opportunity.

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Global Economic Inequality

Global economic inequality highlights the uneven distribution of income and wealth among countries and social groups, exacerbated by technological advancement and globalization. This disparity leads to social unrest and limits access to essential services, driven by factors like unequal resource access and systemic discrimination. Solutions require policy reforms, investment in education and healthcare, fair taxation, and strategies that promote equity and opportunity.

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Global Economic Inequality

Global economic inequality refers to the uneven distribution of income and wealth across different

countries and social groups. While technological advancement and globalization have lifted millions

out of poverty, they have also widened the gap between the rich and the poor. This disparity fuels

social unrest, limits access to education and healthcare, and undermines democratic institutions.

Root causes include unequal access to resources, systemic discrimination, and imbalanced trade

systems. Addressing economic inequality involves policy reforms, investment in education and

healthcare, fair taxation, and inclusive economic growth strategies that prioritize equity and

opportunity for all.

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