Economic Development and Inequality of Guatemala (Essay Sample)
I would like the essay to either be done about Guatemala or Cuba (please choose just one). I uploaded all of the sources listed in the instructions but there would also need to be at least 1 to 2 sources about the country. If you have any questions please ask me! I have listed the Module 7 readings " Module 7 ... out of 3". The other sources are additional sources that can be used as well! The UNDP report also has to be used but the specific sections are listed in the instructions.
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Economic Development and Inequality of Guatemala
Introduction
People's lives are impacted by various factors, including the way they live their daily routines, the technology they use, and the regulations they implement. Humans want to utilize current technology to guarantee that industrial processes are as efficient as possible. In addition, they aim to be able to travel quickly between locations and obtain information quickly. It is a natural reaction to these and other factors in contemporary society to seek out strategic positions of power, money and influence so that they might exert control over others. Uneven distribution of scarce resources has led to concerns that individuals would resort to unethical and illegal means of subsisting. As a society, we are affected by inequality in various ways, including social, political and economic. This research study aims to examine Guatemala's economic progress and performance. Economic growth and performance and variables influencing this development and performance and the country's economic future are the primary goals of this study.
Unfair and unequal allocations, access, distribution and supply of resources to individuals are referred to as inequity. These include any instances in which a specific group is treated unfairly. While this sin makes certain individuals seem more exceptional than others, this is not meant to happen. When fair measures are used to distribute resources to individuals and guarantee that everyone receives what they are due, then equality has been achieved. Progress in living circumstances, infrastructure, economics, and access to high-quality social services are often called development. Comparing the events and circumstances of two or more cultures at various points is a common method of assessing progress. Depending on how it affects society, this may either be a beneficial or a terrible thing. Negative development indicates that society's efforts to promote
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