What is intergenerational equity? What is entitlement crisis? How do they differ? Which argument,
between intergenerational equity and entitlement crisis, do you agree with more? What is your proposal
to resolve the difference between these two argument
Intergenerational equity refers to the just and fair distribution of resources and social accessibility to people from different generations. This would mean that people should be treated equally and fairly no matter what their contribution is. For example, a child may contribute later in life while an elderly has already contributed. Thus, they shouldn’t be neglected just because they don’t contribute at the present. Entitlement crisis refers to public programmes that aim to help the poor and the disadvantaged. This would mean that these programmes would be run with the help of the tax money collected from people who work and people who are better off. However, there is a rising discontentment among the members of various groups regarding the contribution and benefit. Government’s task is to moderate the programmes in a way that it helps everyone in the society as part of its role as a welfare state. So, it has to treat everyone equally while at the same time use its resources to benefit the disadvantaged which shouldn't be criticised.
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