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 Why inequality creates disorder?


Inequality can lead to inefficient use of resources. 

For example, if only a small portion of the population has access to education or capital

, then many potentially productive individuals

 may be unable to contribute to the economy.

 This can result in 

lower economic growth

, reduced innovation

, overall inefficiency

 and disorder in society.


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