‘Discrimination exists in our markets’. Explain with suitable examples
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Discrimination exists in our markets. Markets can be broadly divided like weekly market, shopping malls, neighbourhood markets etc. Let's take example of weekly market and shopping malls. In shopping malls all the things have fixed price including the price of tax, electricity whic costs a lot, So only rich people are able to buy these things. Whereas in weekly markets same kind of things are sold which creates a competition between sellers and so price come down and poor people also afford to this. So it creates discrimination because only few people are able to purchase and others are not. This condition are with the sellers too, as sellers in shopping malls earns lot while hawkers in the weekly market earn very less. In democracy, it is said that everybody is equal before law but because of somethings it does not.