A comprehensive analysis of the major causes of income inequality and wealth inequality in modern society, focusing on unemployment, low income, family size, and pension challenges. This guide explores key socioeconomic factors contributing to economic inequality with statistical evidence and real-world implications.
• Unemployment remains a significant driver of inequality, with particular impact during the pandemic period
• Low income affects over 10.5 million people, creating barriers to basic necessities
• Family size and structure significantly influence poverty rates, especially in larger families
• Pension inadequacy contributes to elderly poverty and related health issues
• Statistical evidence demonstrates the interconnected nature of these factors in perpetuating social inequality
