WEF Outlines Plans to Tackle Rising Income Inequality

The video discusses the worsening global inequality and the need for governments to address social mobility. Saadia Zahidi from the World Economic Forum highlights the importance of factors like healthcare, education, fair wages, and lifelong learning. The video also covers global rankings, with Denmark leading and countries like Brazil and India lagging. It emphasizes the roles of governments and businesses in improving social mobility and the challenges faced by both developed and emerging economies.

What is one of the main threats to global growth according to the World Economic Forum?

• Climate change

• Economically motivated social protests

• Lack of education

• Technological advancements

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a critical factor for social mobility?

• Fair wages

• Social protection systems

• Lifelong learning

• Increased taxation

Which country is ranked number one in social mobility according to the report?

• United States

• Denmark

• India

• Brazil

What is a significant challenge for both developed and developing countries regarding social mobility?

• Lack of natural resources

• High levels of income inequality

• Overpopulation

• Political instability

What is the role of businesses in promoting social mobility?

• Providing education and training

• Increasing taxes

• Reducing employee benefits

• Focusing solely on profits

What is emphasized as a necessary approach for governments to improve social mobility?

• Reducing social spending

• Focusing on short-term profits

• Implementing stakeholder capitalism

• Increasing military spending

Which emerging economy is ranked lowest in social mobility?

• Brazil

• China

• South Africa

• India