ECONOMIC INJUSTICE – DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS

Economic  injustice involves the  states failure to provide individuals   with basic   necessities of life, such as access to adequate food  and  housing ,  and its  maintenance of  huge discrepancies   in wealth . In  the  most extreme   cases of misdistribution, some  individuals suffer from poverty while elite  of that society   live in  relative luxury.  Such  injustice can stem  from unfair hiring procedures, lack of available jobs and education, and insufficient health care  all of these conditions  may  lead individuals  to believe that they have not received a  ‘fair  share  of the benefits and resources available in  the  society.

CONCLUSION

The   reason behind the underdevelopment  of underdeveloped   states is  the  lack of determination. If people and the government work together for the better future of their nation  they can do, but problem is this  who to start and where  to start because  the  system is very weak . I believe developed states not guide properly to underdeveloped nations, developed nations take  them as their  competitor. Yes, underdeveloped states can be  develop with the help  of proper utilization of wealth  ,  resources, and  labor.  The main  focus of underdeveloped states  should be  on the education of their people, because educated people and skilled people can  play the fruitful role in  the  development of  country

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