Sentence examples for aspects of inequality from inspiring English sources
Addressing those aspects of inequality requires broader policy changes and work-family supports.
And the report by Plan UK warns: "One of the most destructive aspects of inequality between the sexes – the belief that girls and women are somehow inferior – fuels male violence towards them".
While Nick Clegg, Vince Cable and other Liberal Democrat ministers in the 2010 coalition government did manage to get George Osborne and David Cameron to prioritise increases in the tax threshold over reductions in income tax, helping the less well-paid, they could not get agreement to tackle other aspects of inequality, such as the serious shortage of affordable housing.
The second is that some of the most iniquitous aspects of inequality creation within our economic system are a result of "rent-seeking": profits, and inequality, generated by manipulating social or political conditions to get a larger share of the economic pie, rather than increasing the size of that pie.
This widening regional gap has become one of the most important aspects of inequality in China (Chow 2007, 178).
Although the recent crime drop literature has started to address aspects of inequality (e.g. Ignatans and Pease 2015) and social welfare (Knepper 2012), no empirical analyses have evaluated the extent to which the crime drop distribution across different groups within society is equitable, just or fair.
THE Free Exchange in this week's print edition looks at an unfamiliar aspect of inequality: inequality in poor countries.
This is a problem for all advanced countriesand for all political parties, but Labour should have made this aspect of inequality central to its story instead of fixating on the super-rich.
Special attention is paid to the aspect of inequality since this has remained a rather confused issue in much of the empirical literature.
There is one aspect of inequality Sanders stumbles over -- namely, the global inequality between rich and poor nations.
