Inequality

Authors

  • Peter Bearse, Ph.D.

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22158/ape.v2n2p68

Abstract

Inequality has become a malignant, contagious disease. It feeds, it grows, it attaches itself to nearly all aspects of life. It poisons or impedes many of our relationships. Above all, it is a threat to the health and stability of our democratic republic. It has become the major issue of our time. We can see more clearly how and why it has become so as we review eight major features of our society. Refer to the diagram below as you read.

Published

2019-03-15

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Section

Articles