Sentence examples for generated inequality from inspiring English sources

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.

Clinton policies of the 1990s generated inequality, mass incarceration, privatization of schools and Wall Street domination.

Increasing the threshold for an intervention effect would increase the size of the generated inequality.

This has been termed "intervention generated inequalities" or "IGIs" [ 18]. White et al. have described the points in the implementation of an intervention which may impact upon differential effectiveness by SEP [ 18].

This would not only ensure that policies found to be effective do not cause "intervention generated inequalities" (Lorenc 2013), but would also increase understanding of their potential to reduce inequalities arising from excessive consumption of less healthy products by more socially and materially deprived people, such as those with low levels of education or income.

The problem with markets is that they generate inequality and hinder human flourishing.

Instead, it would be desirable to increase productivity in all sectors in a balanced manner without generating inequality.

In this case, however, balanced growth would be more favorable in terms of social welfare as it does not generate inequality.

The Oaxaca decomposition quantifies the contribution of each factor to the gap in the outcome, thus identifying which factors contribute most to generating inequality between the two groups [18].

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.