Sentence examples for dose of inequality from inspiring English sources
The economic orthodoxy of the past 30 years holds that a stiff dose of inequality brings more efficient and faster-growing economies.
For years it has been argued by the architects of market capitalism that a sharp dose of inequality would kick-start enterprise, boost growth and be good for us all.
Marriage is an equalizer of sorts, and "Behind the Candelabra" dramatizes Thorson's experience as a double dose of inequality — the inequality of his circumstances alongside Liberace's being reinforced by the lack of protection afforded by the law.
Add to this a big dose of income inequality — Africa is woefully lopsided, belying the souped-up African growth rates trumpeted by development banks and publicists — and volatility is all but guaranteed.
So might a dose of inflation reduce inequality?
The last rash of events included a high dose of political conflict provoked by social inequality that was so intense that federal law enforcers had to intervene with weapons to take back the city.
The growth of inequality isn't inevitable.
What about the problem of inequality?
"This grotesque level of inequality is immoral.
The entrenched nature of inequality is complicated.
Talk of inequality pervades the presidential race.
