W13.1 May 27 (Mon) - Kim Seoyoung(김서영)

 1. Summary

Social inequality occurs when resources are unevenly distributed, which forms a distinct pattern of inequality according to socially defined categories. This inequality can be attributed not only to a lack of equality in outcomes, but also to a lack of equality in access to opportunities. As society becomes more complex, social inequality tends to increase as the gap between the poorest and wealthiest members widens, and inequality also occurs at the global level due to various factors such as ability, gender, age, and health.


2. Mention of any new, interesting

It was interesting to learn more about the status learned in high school social and cultural classes, as well as the status of attribution and achievement, and the fact that research on social status and inequality contributed to understanding complex social factors beyond simple economic indicators.


3. Discussion

What are some policy measures to analyze the impact of economic development on social mobility in relation to global inequality and promote it?

Comments

  1. Economic development improves social mobility by providing more jobs and educational opportunities. To facilitate this, the government should ensure a fair education for all and expand vocational training programs. It is also important to promote regional development by distributing economic opportunities in a balanced way across regions to reduce income inequality. These policies can increase individuals' opportunities to move to better economic positions.

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