Ssci 3 Income Inequality BSA2-2 (edited)

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INCOME

INEQUALITY

Balbon, Mekha

Alfane, Ritz Dale

Pamulag, Gem

Defnition Causes Eects People Involved Reedies !tatistics


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"#at is Incoe Ine$ualit%&

- it refers to the extent to whichincome is distributed in an uneven

manner among a population.


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The study noted that the Philippines registered a Ginicoefcient o 44 percent last year, higher than Thailands42.5 percent, Indonesias 39.4 percent, alaysias 3!.9

percent and "ietna#s 3!.$ percent

'ini coe(cientis a #easure o statisticaldispersion intended to represent the inco#e

distri&ution o a nation's residents, and is the #ost

co##only used #easure o ine(uality


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Inequality isnt just about the inability of some toafford finer things in life. Research suggest that a

wide gulf between incomes can have more perniciouseffect, such as increased feelings of

disenfranchisement, fewer opportunities foradvancement, and increased poverty.


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Causes o) incoe ine$ualit%

Innate A*ilit%

Education

Copute+i,ation

'ende+- Race .Cultu

'lo*ali,ation


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Many people believe that differences

in ability, such as intelligence,motivation, strength, or charisma, arelargely innate and play a significantrole in determining an individual's

wealth

Innate A*ilit%


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Income differences between the varyinglevels of educational attainment usuallymeasured by the highest degree ofeducation an individual has completed! haveincreased.

EDUCATION


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"his resulted in a rightward shift in the #emandfor $%illed &abor $upply, and this created an

increase in the relative wages of the s%illedcompared to the wages of the uns%illed wor%ers.$uch a change in wages added to the inequalitythat was already present.

COMPTUTERI/ATION0INNO1ATI1E

TEC2NOLO'Y


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"he eistence of different genders, racesand cultures within a society is also thought

to contribute to economic inequality.

'ENDER- RACE AND CULTURE


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"rade liberali(ation may shift economicinequality from a global to a domestic scale.

'LO3ALI/ATION


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eects o) incoe ine$ualit%

ECONOMIC 'RO"T2

PO1ERTY

POOR 2EALT2

CRIME OR

1IOLENCE


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It is one of the effects of the incomeinequality because laborers received lowincome salaries that cannot satisfy their

daily needs. Many uneducated peopleeperience poverty because of their lac% ofeducation and professional merits.

PO1ERTY


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"his is common in societies where incomedifferences are larger. *eople tend tocommit crimes because of their desire to

sustain their diminishing incomes and tosatisfy their wants.

CRIME OR 1IOLENCE


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ECONOMIC 'RO"T2

+s long as the poverty rate increases, it willcause to the sudden loss of income that willaffect the economic growth of the society.


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POOR 2EALT2

Insufficient income in the society willcause great problem to organi(ations thatprovide needs to those who are needy

especially in ealth-are departments.


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"#o a+e li4el% to +eceive lesst#an 5ave+a6e incoe7&

t#e uneplo%ed

t#e unde+eplo%ed

t#e sic4 and disa*led

t#ose 8it# poo+$ualifcations o+

lo8 s4ills t#e elde+l%

t#ose 8o+4in6 in t#e uno(cialla*ou+ a+4et 8#e+e pa% *elo8 t#e

le al iniu


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)e#edies*

P+o6+essive Ta9es "el)a+e 3enefts

Masseducation !u*sidi,e:essential; 6oods

and se+vices


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Incoe ine$ualit% data )+o t#e =ail%Incoe and E9penditu+e !u+ve%


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