<h2>The effect of the rise of the middle class in the Sung period is enumerated in the following points:
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The Sung dynasty became more democratic than it was before as the Emperor had to pay more attention to the middle class and their demands rather than that of the higher class.
Many intelligent scholars, brilliant merchants, great artists, etc. emerged from the middle class.
The middle class became more dominant in cultural and political affairs.
The distribution of wealth and prosperity witnessed a balance as it began penetrating down to even the lowest strata of society.
<h2>The following are a few challenges faced in defining problems from an objective perspective:
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The degree or the intensity of the problems vary depending on the variables involved in causing them.
What may be deemed as a problem by one may be deemed as an opportunity by someone else.
It is difficult to determine whether a lack of some of the attributes should be deemed as a problem or not when it is possible to succeed in the absence of those attributes.
The ability of the problem to cause loss or damage is different in different scenarios.
