Economic Inequality across World

Economic inequality is the difference among the levels of economic comfort in people, society, countries. Researchers think that it is related consume, income and wealth. Body of research demonstrated that economic inequality is a social problem. Moreover, high-value economic inequality can be destructive, nevertheless, high-value economic quality also can be demolition since it decreases productivity. Economic inequality has many bring about. The main trigger is the inequality in salaries. Another lead to is education, taxes and information technology. When the variety in people's access to education creates economic inequality, those who cannot afford an education have to work for lower wages than those who do, which composes a growing inequality. Furthermore, the quality of education in rural and urban areas directly affects it. Unless insufficient educations in the rural areas prevent, parents who want to have better education for their children will start to migrate on cities where education is of good quality. After this situation occurs population imbalance. Before starting to migrate movement the quality of education should be increased in rural. When it comes to secondly cause is the ratio which income is tax. Economic inequality will increase in a system that income-consume taxes are collected incorrectly. For illustrate, in countries with tax injustice like Turkey, the rich get richer and the poor get poorer. As a result, inequality cannot be avoided. This problem can be solved by correcting the tax system. Until justice is achieved, the taxes on luxury consumption can be escalated, and the tax on vital needs can be reduced. Last but not least spark is information technology. Developments in information technology improve countries, which gives the opportunity for new discoveries. According to the researches, the number of patents and the economic inequality of the countries are associated with each other. By the time information technology is given importance, development activities cannot be carried out, this situation leads to economic inequality between countries, as a result. The leads to economic inequality are related to each other. A wide variety of measures can be taken. For instance, when society is developed, inequality can be prevented. Strict tax laws can be enacted to take measures against excessive enrichment. People are not born equal, however, if everyone is given the same opportunities inequality problem can be solved.