The Origins of Inequality

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Exploring the origins of inequality, the book argues that it arises naturally from individual development and social interactions rather than being an anomaly in an egalitarian society. It emphasizes that while inequality is an inherent aspect of the human condition, its growth is not predetermined and can be influenced by collective decisions. This perspective has significant implications for political philosophy and public policy, suggesting that societal choices can shape the level and nature of inequality.