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Published Dec 28, 2021

Jessica Lee  

Abstract

From equality to inequality, the equilibrium point fluctuates all the time. How to balance and minimize the negative impact of inequality on the individual’s socioeconomic, educational, psychological, and overall health is critical. Even it is of extremely difficult to realize the real equality, it is still worthwhile to take action to minimize the inequality.

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Keywords

Inequality, Intergenerational Transmission, Economy, Education, Health, Psychology

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How to Cite
Lee, J. (2021). Take Action: Give A Hope to Minimize Inequality!. Science Insights, 39(5), 375–376. https://doi.org/10.15354/si.21.ed006
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Editorial