Social inequality and exclusion are social because:
A. They are structured
B. They are systematic
C. They are unstructured
D. They are non systematic
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Answer & explanation
Correct answer: option 3
First, social inequality and exclusion are social because they are not about individuals but about groups. Second, they are social in the sense that they are not economic, although there is usually a strong link between social and economic inequality. Third, they are systematic and structured – there is a definite pattern to social inqualities.