Economic Equality: One way that I believe we can strive to achieve economic equality would be to establish a global wealth tax. This would help better balance out the world's resources so people can climb out of extreme poverty. #SPCH145advocateJ38 #EconomicEquality
Even though the number of billionaires has skyrocketed, this does not necessarily mean the economy is in good shape. It can leave people feeling trapped in poverty, making it very difficult for them to climb the social ladder. #SPCH145advocateJ38 #EconomicEquality
The differences are drastically different in the United States and Africa. The United States is known for spending and making more money than most of the world, while a good portion of Africa's population is starving. We need to work towards a change. #SPCH145advocateJ35 #EconomicEquality
Economic Equality: The richest 1% of the world have more than double the wealth of 6.9 billion people. This creates wildly different lifestyles. While some people spend extravagant amounts of money, others cannot afford food. #SPCH145advocateJ38 #EconomicEquality
The United States is known for its Economic Inequality and must work towards a solution. Over 20% of the highest-earning households brought in 52% of all income in the US. This number is inacceptable, and they need to start working to improve. #SPCH145advocateJ38 #EconomicEquality
The main goal of achieving economic equality is to reduce poverty and enhance overall well-being. Some ways that we could work towards achieving this goal would be by increasing the minimum wage, investing in education, or expanding the Earned Income Tax. #SPCH145advocateJ38 #EconomicEquality
My name is Daniel Flaherty and my topic for these posts will be Economic Equality. In the past few decades, wealth inequality has been increasing worldwide. This creates bigger gaps between the rich and poor, leading families to be financially vulnerable. #SPCH145advocateJ38 #EconomicEquality