Sustainable Development And Income Inequality- International Analysis

Abstract

This study examines the complex relationship between sustainable development and income inequality by analyzing factors such as sustainable development, economic growth, social policies, labor market dynamics, education, climate change, and foreign direct investment (FDI). It explores how economic growth influences income inequality, the impact of social policies and welfare systems on income distribution, and the role of labor market conditions, education, and human capital in promoting income equality. Additionally, it addresses climate change's effects on marginalized communities and the importance of sustainable development standards. Finally, the study assesses how FDI affects income inequality in host countries. By integrating these factors, the research provides insights into the mechanisms of income inequality and sustainable development globally, informing policy reforms for more equitable and sustainable progress.