W13.2 lee seo jun

 1) summary

Social inequality typically occurs when distributed unevenly through distribution norms, which generate specific patterns along the lines of people in the category. It owns and creates a gender gap between individuals that limits the accessibility women have within society. Preference for differentiation of access to social goods in a society caused by power, religion, kinship, reputation, race, ethnicity, gender, age, sexual orientation, and class. Social inequality generally means a lack of equality of outcome, but can be conceptualized as an alternative as a lack of equality of access to opportunity.

2) an interesting point

What was interesting was the part related to inequality and social class.
Socioeconomic status (SES) is a comprehensive measure of an individual's work experience and the economic and social status of an individual or family member in relation to others based on income, education, and occupation. Its importance included the various ways in which sources influence the interpretation of women's social classes and their use throughout society.

3) a discussion of point

How is social inequality specifically related to the economic sector?


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  1. 한우진June 22, 2023 at 12:13 PM

    Social inequality and the economic part are closely related. Inequality in the economic sector can result in income and property gaps. If some individuals or groups have much more wealth and resources than others, this can be a factor that increases social inequality. The economic sector affects working conditions and social treatment. Some jobs or industries may offer good wages, stable jobs, social protection, etc., while others may have low wages, irregular workers, unstable working conditions, etc. This can have socially unequal consequences. The economic sector also affects education and opportunity. In economically vulnerable families or regions, access to fair education can be difficult due to limited educational opportunities or financial burdens. This can contribute to the reproduction of social inequality. Power and influence in the economic sector play an important role in shaping social inequality. Economically powerful individuals or companies can exert political influence and influence policy decisions. This tends to favor certain interests and values, which can deepen social inequality.

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