How much should we worry about inequality?

I thought it was war, starvation and inequality.

First, we need to reverse the worrying trends of growing inequality.

Regrettably, however, the inequality debate has focused so intensely on domestic inequality that the far larger issue of global inequality has been overshadowed.

I believe that we shouldn t really be focusing on inequality anyway.

Yet, with inequality reaching levels similar to 100 years ago, the status quo has to be vulnerable.

And there's a lot to be overwhelmed about, to be fair an environmental crisis, wealth disparity in this country unlike we've seen since 1928, and globally, a totally immoral and ongoing wealth disparity.

IN THE CONVERSATION WHICH had been begun on the rights of women there were raised some questions not freely to be discussed in the presence of ladies concerning the inequalities of marriage relations.

vakurov What inequality are you talking about? Then how about the rights of pedophiles, drug traffickers, rapers, drug addicts? о_0

CAMBRIDGE Europe s migration crisis exposes a fundamental flaw, if not towering hypocrisy, in the ongoing debate about economic inequality.

The minister's comments made more Egyptian speak out about the growing in inequality and class discrimination in Egypt.

Many broad policy issues are distorted when viewed through a lens that focuses only on domestic inequality and ignores global inequality.

On its Facebook page, 'We Are Beneficiaries' emphasizes the importance of capturing social issues like race and inequality with compassion and understanding

While there are ethical and social reasons to worry about inequality, they do not have much to do with macroeconomic policy per se.

That caused rising inequality between the urban privileged and the rural poor. Geographical differences and government social policies that have been more favorable to urban and industrial sectors may be also be to blame.

Geographical differences and government social policies that have been more favorable to urban and industrial sectors may be also be to blame.

To be sure, we economists have found that globalization appears to have played a far lesser role in growing wage inequality than have technological advances.

A growing number of citizens in Europe, North America, and the Middle East blame globalization for unemployment, rising inequality, pandemics, and terrorism.

It was expected that globalisation would narrow the gap between the haves and the have nots in poor countries, which presents itself in the form of income inequality, or, to be more exact, wages.

The gap also shows up in significant andrising inequality between the earnings of high school educated workers and those with a college degree or higher.

But the rhetoric of the inequality debate in rich countries betrays a moral certitude that conveniently ignores the billions of people elsewhere who are far worse off.

From June 17 to September 10, 2011, a group of talented youth submitted their entries to a short film competition about gender called Gene of Equality .

Even its spiritual development has been warped by the proliferation, popularization, and increase in relative power...of religious groups that represent an intolerant, militant, and gender based interpretation of Islam.

Today, the issue has returned to the forefront because of a new fight against racial discrimination, which appears to require more accurate measures of social inequality.

The greatest divide between the Roma and majority populations is not one of culture or lifestyle as is so often portrayed by the media but poverty and inequality. The divide is physical, not just mental.

The greatest divide between the Roma and majority populations is not one of culture or lifestyle as is so often portrayed by the media but poverty and inequality.

If recession drags on and Americans continue to blame trade agreements erroneously for growing unemployment, falling wages, and yawning inequality, opposition to these deals will grow.

Look at the UN human development report for 1998 which provides a few glaring statistics on the inequality in the human condition economically which may provide the basis for a greater inequality scientifically.

Yes, a full scale military invasion would meet with a devastating defeat by superior South Korean and US military forces, whose current naval exercises in the Yellow Sea are designed to remind North Korea of this disparity. But, with 15,000 artillery tubes embedded in the Demilitarized Zone, just 30 miles north of Seoul, North Korea knows that firing just a few shells could wreak havoc on the South Korean stock market and economy, while it has less to lose in comparison.

Yes, a full scale military invasion would meet with a devastating defeat by superior South Korean and US military forces, whose current naval exercises in the Yellow Sea are designed to remind North Korea of this disparity.