Question

Which of the following best describes systematic inequality? A. deep-seated disparity in the distribution of wealth the gap between advanced and developing countries in terms of access to modern technology B. the social process of making unimportant or powerless certain groups within society C. the extraction of profits from the resources and labor of others in an unjust way

Answer 1

Answer: A. deep-seated disparity in the distribution of wealth

Explanation:

Systematic inequality arises when there is a deep-seated difference in how wealth is distributed in an economy system. When looking at it from a global point of view, it is shown with the disparity in income between the first and third world countries.

Systematic inequality on a global scale can largely be attributed to colonialism as most first world nations colonized the rest of the world and took a lot of their resources when doing so. Even today, they engage in neo-colonialist practices that continue to increase the wealth disparity.