“If wealth was the inevitable result of hard work and enterprise, every woman in Africa would be a millionaire.”

The problem is that equal opportunity equals myths because the rules are targeted at the poorest people and indeed are targeting all but the rich people. A writer and activist George Monbilt says, "If wealth is diligent and business inevitable results, every woman in Africa will become a billionaire." Inequality is not inevitable. The results of policies and regulations have been intentionally developed over the years. I will manipulate the interests of minorities. However, the strategy to achieve economic recovery after the financial crisis tended to be for the wealthiest people. In poor countries the expansion of inequality means the difference between a child with opportunities to attend school and a sick who gets medicine to save life.

We live in a world where the balance between wealth and power has increased and the differences in environmental security are decreasing. Today Western Europe and Eastern Europe, the US and Africa are equally (safe) safe. Millionaires experience personal dramas and shocks In addition to their ability to experience this confusion at any time through social networks, those who do not have similarities with them know quickly. As democracy and popular education spread, politicians themselves rely directly on the changing attitudes of popular society, and despite the possibility of being destroyed by them, there are infinite opportunities to manipulate public opinion.

Along with the accumulation of capital, many products constituting the wealth of bourgeois society are also growing. The inevitable result of the accumulation process is the continuation and acceleration of technical progress and technological progress, initiated by the working class in each new cycle of the production process, improvement of the quality and capacity of the means of production. However, the working class continues to be poorer than social wealth and productivity growth. Regardless of the standard of living of workers, the growth rate of the working class is gradually restricted from the viewpoint of the standard of living of workers, but the proportion of the working class is rapidly decreasing, the working class There is a gap between working conditions and higher standard of living. It was expanded through its own work. The more we enrich society, the poorer some of our workers become.