Question

1. Do you think that everyone should be economically equal (have roughly the same amount of wealth and resources) why or why not?

2. Should the government look after people who cannot look after themselves economically? Why or why not?
3. Who should hold businesses that are behaving improperly ( environmental damage, workers’ rights etc..) accountable? The government or consumers? Why?
4. Is it okay to buy products that are made using labour practices such as child labour, low paid foreign labour etc… Why or why not?

Answer 1

Step-by-step explanation:

1. In my opinion, I would say everyone should not have the same amount of wealth or resources because then people would being getting paid the same amount while others work harder and should be making more money than lazy workers or less experienced jobs. For example, working at a law firm should get more pay than working at a fast food restaurant. (there is nothing wrong about working at a fast food place).

2. The government should even though it might be the person's fault. Everyone deserves some form of shelter and access to food and water. Some veterans have to live on street even though they fought for our nation.

3. Both government and consumers should hold businesses that are behaving improperly for their actions.

4. It's not okay to buy products that have young kids manufacturing it. The only reason that they are is to help put food on the table but they should have access to a free education than having to work to help their family at such a young age. Many of them risk their life like the ones in India mining mica.