Inequality In Developing Countries

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In nowadays world, we are living something gone wrong. In the world we are living, there is a big inequality between people and first it is a material inequality, and then it effects to health and education. Low level of education involves inequality in technology and consumption of energy. Why ones are developed other not? Todays they are three types of countries: developed, developing and countries of the 3rd world. In this essay will talk about the second type, about how developing nations can become developed and about main issues of success developing While developed countries like United States of America, France and England are having problems with obesity, population on African countries are dying because of hunger. There is some facts about inequality: • In 2008, 17% of the people in the developing countries are on the verge of starvation. [1] • The proportion of poor people (with less than US$ 3,470 per year) is 78%. The proportion of rich people (with more than US$ 8,000/year) is 11%.[2] • 50% of the world population own less than 1% of the global assets.[3] Obviously as you can understand, inequality between countries comes from differences their development. While citizens in Central African region are trying to find clean water, USA with France, send satellite to the space. Why the countries with the …show more content…

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