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This powerpoint is purposefully made for iGCSE Sociology using the most recent Cambridge syllabus.

It fully covers - 3.2 What attempts have been made to reduce social inequalities?

3.2.1 The use of legislation within societies to reduce inequality, e.g.:
• Progressive taxation
• The redistribution of wealth through benefits
• A minimum wage
• Equal opportunities laws
• Other government measures

3.2.2 The development and impact of welfare states on life chances:
• Free and/or universal education
• Unemployment benefits
• Pensions
• Low-cost housing
• Free healthcare
• Universal basic income

3.2.3 The global work of Non-Governmental Organisations (NGOs) to reduce inequalities:
• Reducing poverty
• Providing medical assistance
• Promoting business
• Improving education

3.2.4 Sociological views of the success of attempts to reduce social inequalities:
• New Right criticisms of the welfare state/underclass
• The culture of poverty and the dependency culture
• Marxist criticisms of the welfare state
• Criticisms of NGOs
• Feminist criticisms of equality legislation