Is wealth inequality is harming American society and how does American society t
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Is wealth inequality is harming American society and how does American society treats its elderly population in general? How do these two social forces interact, and what improvements do you think could be made in the way Americans of different age groups could interact with each other? Is wealth inequality is harming American society and how does American society treats its elderly population in general? How do these two social forces interact, and what improvements do you think could be made in the way Americans of different age groups could interact with each other?Explanation / Answer
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It is a well-known fact that poor are getting poor and richer and high class are getting richer.
In the United States
It's a well-established fact that the rich are getting richer, while the poor and middle class are falling behind.
According to Robert Reich, professor in Berkeley wealth of riches people (top 400) is more than the combined wealth of bottom 150 million people in U.S.
The economic gap is increasing rapidly and Due to this economy gap crime rate, social instability and poverty are increasing in the United States.
Most of the Eastern world societies treat their old age adults or senior citizens far better than American does. They show great respect and caring nature towards them. On the other hand, in America, elder people are treated as outdated, on working citizens and they are treated as a burden on American families. The main reason behind this behaviour is the advancement in technology, the generation gap, working culture.
It is necessary to teach and aware our younger generation to care their elderly and it is also one of the basic duty of parents to care their children and teach them to support and show respect their elderly relative.
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