The Pros And Cons Of Inequality

Inequality is the uneven distribution of rights, opportunities, education, or wealth among people in the globe. Inequality is around all people just as the whole world experiences it. This is undeniable that countries through the world do have inequalities in terms of aspects which are ethnicity, gender, education, wealth and so on. Although inequality keeps its existence for many years all over the world, there are also powerful forces that can widen or narrow it. One of the influential forces is globalization that, in some parts of world, actually is able to make people to get rid of disparities, in other parts of world, vice versa, or just it does not have any impact on narrowing or widening inequality. Globalization is a great force that

As globalization is able to transfer goods, services, products, or even employees from some countries to other ones, it becomes a much more effective way to widen or narrow disparity all over the world. It cannot be ignored that globalization is a great issue that widens economic inequality in the U.S. “In the discussions about jobs, a lot of attention has focused on trade and terms such as globalization, outsourcing, and offshoring. The concern, of course, is that a free-trade environment is letting good jobs drain from the U.S. economy and wind up in China, India, and other countries where workers command much lower salaries.” (Parry 2014, p. 1). In the view of aforementioned fact, globalization opens many borders to companies and businesses of the U.S. to take much benefit so that the companies and businesses put so much investment and build a lot of workplaces outside of the region. For this reason, disparity in terms of economy increases dramatically just as people who live in underdeveloped countries have many opportunities, just like finding easily workplaces, to live a superior life unlikely people who live in the U.S. lose their workplaces. In the perspective, globalization allows companies and businesses of the U.S. to gain far better earnings; however, this allowance is number one cause of economic inequality. This case leads gap between rich and poor to increase

In some cases, it is impossible for all parents because if some parents are so poor and live a measurable life, the children of theirs will grow up without obtaining any skills that can help them in their future life to live well. Such a circumstance is dominant in the societies of the U.S. that indeed, wealth inequality has a huge impact on people’s educational level. Therefore, as wealth inequality is ongoing in the U.S., educational disparity is an inevitable case that most people face. If there is an inequality, there are such powers that are able to influence, just like narrow or widen, it. Some people argue that globalization widens educational inequality. They allege that globalization do not have a direct influence on widening educational inequality, but it has an indirect impact that refers globalization increases wealth inequality. By dint of widening wealth inequality, educational disparity gets a unique opportunity to wide much more. As an illustration, rich people can do their best for their children’s education just as they can send their children to high-educated schools; nonetheless, poor people do not have chances and they just look their children’s growing up without getting an exact education. However, globalization actually narrow educational inequality. “Technology is an effective means for addressing educational needs, goals