Inequality

abilities to rise as a superpower. Indeed, Chine is bound to face major challenges in the future. One of these obstacles is the tremendous economic inequality within the Chinese population. To be persuaded of this fact, working out the Chinese Gini coefficient is enough. The Gini coefficient gives a numerical translation of a population inequality. It fluctuates between about 0.2 in the most egalitarian countries and about 0.7 in the less egalitarian countries. In 2007, the Chinese Gini coefficient

ANGLAIS The American Dream. This concept is specific to the United States and is based on different ideas as meritocracy, individual acts... in order to reach prosperity. This dream has bounds with liberalism too. The three texts “Inequality and the American Dream”, “Myths and the middle class” and “Wake up : the American Dream is over” permit to get a complete view of this notion. What is its place in the American Society? What limits, today, come in front this concept? Who are the detractors

about it because of its political organisation : How can we accede to such jurisdiction if the vote of a person politically uneducated and a graduate in political science are equal of value? However, this is not a valid reason to create a social inequality by restricting the election activity to an elite. The population must Enlightened if they want to get to self-govern itself: Some people don’t even know who is Jean Charest! By learning politics at a young age, people would ensure a informed position

Developing economies have gained a more active role in the world economy by supplying labour force thanks to their rapid population growth and by becoming major consumer market themselves. III) The cons of a globalised economy 1) Poverty and inequality are said to have risen in less developed countries as a results of the application of Neo-liberal economic policies. Except for emerging countries, globalisation has not delivered as much growth as expected. →A developed country is fully industrialised

upper castes deal with the country economy political. The first reason why the situation does not change : the castes stay to deep rooted in the Indian culture; Indian are very attached to their castes system because they are not aware of the inequality provoked by the system, In fact they think they live in harmony the world and this influences mentalities. The second reason: in the school system does not succeed in changing the conditions and the mentalities. Considering school is free, the

|-8 % |-18,3 % |-16,7 % | FMI, World Economic Outlook, mai 2000 DOCUMENT 4 : IDH et PIB/tête Arne Melchior, Kjetil Telle et Henrik Wiig, Globalisation and Inequality, 2000 Note : « PIB per capita » signifie « PIB par habitant » DOCUMENT 5 [pic] Inglehart et Kingemann, Genes, Culture and happiness, MIT press, 2000 DOCUMENT 6 « Un certain nombre de facteurs expliquent pourquoi la protection de l’environnement

Chinese car boom has helped some foreign companies rebound from the slump. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 5 The Chinese government has privileged the development of highways to increase wealth in urban areas leading to greater inequality between big cities and other areas. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 6 The car culture is changing the way of life of Chinese car owners. ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………… 7 Currently consumers are unable to buy

homophobes envers un homosexuel. Aucunes informations concrètes n’ont été dévoilées, mais une image vaut milles mots. De plus, pour ajouter plus de crédibilité à mon court-métrage, j’ai utilisé des vidéos d’archives. Stonewall Riots Breaking the Inequality, présente des manifestations dans lesquelles on voit des homosexuels revendiquant leurs droits. De plus, j’ai recueillis, d’un reportage, des images de la Deuxième Guerre Mondiale. L’ouvrage L’homosexualité entre préjugés et la réalité, écrit par

Mots-clefs : Pauvreté ; croissance ; productivité ; innovation ; inégalités. ABSTRACT. In this paper we provide evidence to the idea that growth has been a major factor of poverty reduction in a country like India, even though it has also increased inequality among households, firms and regions. We then build upon this observation to argue that new growth theories provide an adequate tool to understand recent economic history of developing economies and to design appropriate growth policies to reduce

power and are denied the right to speak. Poverty entails low income, too few goods, inadequate access to basic services and economic opportunities, profound inequalities, constant insecurity and few development opportunities.Poverty is rooted in inequality and human action or inaction. It can be exacerbated by natural disasters, human violence, oppression and environmental degradation. Similarly, institutions and economic mechanisms can perpetuate it.Women and girls are often the most oppressed by