A wealth gap is an economic difference between A) nations. B) classes.

A wealth gap is an economic difference between

A) nations.

B) classes.

C) businesses.

D) governments.

Answer: B) classes.

A wealth inequality therefore defines the distribution of assets which include financial and non-financial among the various groups within the society. It is the economic difference that exists between both the higher or the rich class and the poor or the low-income earners. The wealth differences can be measured in differing income levels, in differing ownership of material assets (for instance, houses, stocks, etc.), education, and well-being in general. So, the struggle against the widening of the rich-poor divide can be a goal of economic measures and social security initiatives directed at increasing the chances of success of all citizens regardless of their financial capabilities.