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New Political Science
b. Wealth Gap
b. Wealth Gap Historically, in every political regime, classes have been divided both formally and informally, and in practice, wealth gaps naturally arise in all societies. As one would expect, they still exist today. In ancient societies, most had a system of slavery. In the Joseon Dynasty, there was a noble class called "yangban" separated from commoners, and there were also the lowest class,..
Mechanism of Politics
2023. 12. 17. 23:07