Discrimination and inequality pose a great threat to the development of a
country.Justifiy this statement
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The Effect of Population Growth Rates It is stated that one reason why developing countries have high degrees of income inequality at relatively high levels of industrialization is because of rapid population growth in these countries (Dovring, 91).
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Nowadays almost everyone will probably acknowledge that growing inequality has become a pressing issue – even business leaders in Davos recently identified it as one of the biggest threats to the world economy. Now, discussions around the post-2015 global agenda include a specific focus on reducing inequalities.
Over two days this week, a meeting in Copenhagen brought together the advisory group for these discussions with leaders from across the world – including finance ministers and those concerned with social policy, development co-operation, planning and trade – to talk about the various forms of inequality and what can be done about it. The official outcome is meant to feed into the post-2015 process, and indeed there was a recommendation to include a stand-alone goal on inequality reduction as well as to mainstream reducing inequality into all other goals and targets.
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