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consequences of unequal access to basic resources as a community

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Answered by jana07122002
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According to the book, such health and social problems as “Obesity, Mental illness, drug and alcohol abuse, homicides, imprisonment rates, lowered life expectancy, over consumption of resources, teen pregnancy and the lack of social mobility,” all have in common strong links to inequality of wealth.

Answered by HanitaHImesh
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The consequences of unequal access to basic resources as a community are as follows -

  • The inconsistent admittance to assets and contrasts in mechanical advancement, including the improvement of social designs, training and framework, change the result of normal and farmland manageability and social approaches.
  • The disparity in asset openness favours higher tops in populace development. Enormous, inconsistent populaces and waning regular land lead to unfortunate prosperity.
  • Two particular economies cultivate inconsistent turn of events and build up impractical practices. Dispersal of individuals and merchandise sabotages reclamation and preservation.
  • Exploration found that imbalance causes a large number of wellbeing and social issues, from diminished future and higher newborn child mortality to poor instructive fulfilment, lower social portability and expanded degrees of viciousness and dysfunctional behaviour.

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