Financial discrimination is the practice of treating people differently based on their financial situation. This can take many forms, such as charging higher interest rates for loans or denying...
The question of whether equal access to capital can lead to greater levels of social justice has been debated for centuries. One side argues that it is possible to achieve moral progress through...
Financial vulnerability refers to a person's ability to access adequate resources to meet their basic needs. It can have negative effects on individuals' physical and mental health. Financially...