Inequality §

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• Capitalism: Capitalism can lead to economic inequality, as wealth and resources are concentrated among those who own and control capital.
• Capitalism: Capitalism can lead to economic inequality, as wealth and resources are concentrated among a smaller portion of the population.
• Heterogeneity: Heterogeneity can lead to inequality or unequal distribution of characteristics or resources.
• Minoritarian: Minoritarians aim to address inequalities faced by minority groups in various aspects of life.
• Marginalization: Marginalization perpetuates and reinforces existing inequalities in society, creating disparities in access to resources, opportunities, and power.
• Resource Scarcity: Resource scarcity can exacerbate inequality, as access to resources becomes limited for certain groups or regions.
• Privatization: Privatization can lead to increased inequality, as private companies may prioritize profits over providing affordable services to all.
• Private Ownership: Private ownership can lead to wealth inequality, as some individuals accumulate more property than others.
• Dissimilarity: Inequality refers to a lack of equality or evenness, while dissimilarity is a more general term for the lack of resemblance or likeness.