Introduction
The difference brought about by the ability to access governmental resources which therefore have no civic equality.
What is Political inequality?
Explained neo-liberalism as “All for Ourselves and Nothing for Other People”
Who is Noam Chomsky?
determining factor of social hierarchy including gender, race, age, religion, education, occupation and income
what is personal resources?
The degree of heat where countries thrive
What is the magical temperature (13 degrees)?
the relocation of a business process from one country to another
What is offshoring?
Characteristics are those present at birth or assigned by others and over which an individual has little or no control
What are ascribed characteristics?
the process of increasing the size and power of financial institutions often through stocks and debt
What is financialization?
Examples include girls liking pink and purple and boys wanting to be a doctor or firefighter
What are gender stereotypes?
this liberates work force and helps increase the likelihood of societies growing rich
what is large domesticated animals?
term applied across the world to designate the transition to a new economic model based on digital technologies enabling direct exchanges between providers of services and potential customers at low transaction costs
What is Uberisation?
the average disproportionality of income
What is relative poverty?
The ultra-wealthy household tax rate
What is 23%?
A country that experiences a very low score on the GII but average income equality amongst the genders
What is Japan?
country ranked #1 for HDI
What is Norway?
a way of distributing goods and services where individuals are said to rent or share things like their car
What is the sharing economy?
Measurement that shows the loss in potential human development due to disparity between female and male achievements in three dimensions, reproductive health, empowerment and economic status
What is the Gender Inequality Index?
This delays, distorts and diverts economic growth.
What is corruption?
a metaphor used to represent an invisible barrier that keeps women from rising beyond a certain level in a hierarchy
What is the glass ceiling?
the insect that destroys livestock in Africa
what is the tzetse fly?
Lower cost and increased corporate profitability are the motives of this concept
What is labor arbitrage?
Police, Education, Health care and Transportation are examples that belong to this factor of inequality
what are institutions?
the minimum for entry into the 1% club in 2017?
what is $515,371?
Academic institution that rigged entrance exams to maintain a higher proportion of male students
What is the Tokyo Medical University?
a country that does not have access to the ocean since the nearest coast is in another administrative unit
what is a landlocked country?
The lack of this leads to unfair competition in new industries including Uber
what are laws and regulations?