All over the world, the rich are becoming richer and the poor are becoming poorer. What problems does this cause? How can we overcome the problems of poverty?

In the contemporary world, the gap between high and low social classes increases substantially which leads to inequality in society. This had led to higher crime rates and increasing exploitation by global elites. This essay will outline these problems which could arise as a result and propose some solutions. The main problem that humanity might face is the increasing crime rate in developed countries. This could be because low-income manual workers are not happy with their social position and try to change it illegally. As a result, if governments do not have enough police to protect civilians from crimes on the streets, individuals might not feel safe going out of their apartments at night. Another difficulty is that upper classes may try their best to take advantage of the financial situation of poor people by offering jobs with low wages. For instance, in Bangladesh conglomerates such as Zara offer work for locals without providing them with a proper salary. Why we need to solve this problems? This has led to social inequality, otherwise in countries could lead to social unrest. There are two possible solutions to these problems of social unfairness. One of the main ways to address the issue of crimes among blue collar employees is that governments could offer available free education which could give a chance for everyone to get knowledge for their future career. Therefore, citizens might be more educated and could accept job offers that boost their revenue. Additionally, another possibility is to create employment centres that would find work for seeking employment (everyone who wants). This will result in an increment in the employment rate as workless individuals would know where to find the solution for their issues. In conclusion, the world where persons live unequally has some potential social issues, in particular, a rise in the crime rate and ill-treatment by global corporations. However, these problems can be solved by the state which can organise free education and employment centres for the citizens