Exploring the Link Between Economic Inequality and Social Trust
Keywords:
Economic Inequality, Social Trust, Quantitative Analysis, Wealth Distribution, Social CohesionAbstract
This article investigates the relationship between economic inequality and social trust within communities. Through quantitative analyses of data from various socio-economic contexts, the research examines how disparities in wealth distribution impact trust among individuals and groups. The findings reveal a strong correlation between high levels of inequality and decreased social trust, emphasizing the need for policies that address economic disparities to foster social cohesion.
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