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WRC 1013/1023: Freshman Composition: Exploring Critical Issues
Sources for WRC 1013: Christina Frasier, Darren Meritz & Pamela Mahan
Income Inequality
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'There are both ethical and political reasons for wanting to address the growing gap between rich and poor, according to experts ranging from economists and political scientists to social workers and activists."https://pixabay.com/en/suit-business-sw-women-attractive-2991514/
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"What's driving this increase? And does the unprecedented dominance of capitalism mean that there are no longer countervailing forces to stop inequality's rise? Or might a self-regulating mechanism eventually reduce it, even in a capitalist world?"
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"Rising inequality has stimulated concern about how inequality persists."
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"The present research seeks to further examine this relationship over time and across a variety of measures that encompass behavioral, physical, and mental health, in order to pinpoint which areas of health seem most affected by income inequality."
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"Our statistics can shed some light on this. A large number of factors have been identified as contributing to changes in inequality, the root causes are still not entirely understood."
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"Throughout history, only massive, violent shocks that upended the established order proved powerful enough to flatten disparities in income and wealth."