Sentence examples for generate inequality from inspiring English sources
The Othering and Belonging framework has allowed us to better articulate intersections that generate unique positions of marginality, domains in which othering occurs as well as the forces that generate inequality from public finance to immigration and incarceration.
The problem with markets is that they generate inequality and hinder human flourishing.
Theoretically sophisticated, it illuminates the social processes that generate inequality in American higher education.
In this case, however, balanced growth would be more favorable in terms of social welfare as it does not generate inequality.
But must technology (and art and music and science -- really, any creative venture) generate inequality?
Similarly, recent research by Nicole Stephens and others sponsored by the Kellogg School of Management at Northwestern, "Unseen Disadvantage," shows that individualist achievement norms generate inequality through effects on undergraduates.
Our framework covers many separation procedures to generate inequalities that can be found in the literature, including (but not limited to) the most violated inequality.
Professor Sidibe specializes in Structural Econometrics and his main focus of research is to develop models to understand how cities generate inequalities between individuals.
In broad terms, Rawls insists that fair equality of opportunity rules out improving the condition of the worst off by instituting practices that generate inequalities that fail to satisfy FEO.
It assembles a wealth of factual information on crime and related experiences of respondents, their households, area of residence, and routine activities which may all affect their crime exposure, and generate inequalities in crime distribution.
The offensive ushered in the full-blown neoliberal model that has failed to deliver for the majority, generated inequality and insecurity on a huge scale, and imploded with such disastrous consequences five-and-a-half years ago.
