Economic Causes of Global Poverty and Inequality: Ecological, Policy, and Structural Perspectives

Abstract

Global poverty and inequality are deeply rooted in historical legacies and current policies. This article examines the economic causes, including colonial practices and unfair trade, and discusses income and wealth disparities. It evaluates the current poverty landscape and social mobility, proposing solutions like institutional reforms and international cooperation. The goal is to develop strategies for reducing poverty and promoting equitable growth. The article emphasizes the importance of economic development, resource allocation, and policy reform to address poverty and inequality, aiming for inclusive growth and social equity. It provides insights for formulating effective poverty reduction policies and sustainable development.