ISS 210 Section 003 Lecture 5 Outline of Last Lecture I II III IV Karl Marx 1818 1883 Manuscripts of 1844 Quotes about today s economy Schools and Families Outline of Current Lecture I World Economic Forum II Upper vs Lower class III PBS Facts Current Lecture Next weeks test will cover 50 Callero 15 Monohan and just 10 12 US and Canada map and movie 25 class lecture A total of 50 questions World Economic Forum Davos Switzerland meeting regarding income and equality on a global scale State of union address Obama Financial and religious leaders PBS Equality of opportunity project trying to find the causes of equality and opportunity in the US o They have looked at the chances of someone in the economic lower 20 moving to the top 20 o Cities had a large correlation 4 4 chance if you started in one of the bottom 10 cities if born in the top 10 cities almost 3 times that Tips for not ending up in the bottom 20 You need to graduate High School with 2 5 gpa no criminal record and not get pregnant Upper vs Lower Class Upper class ends up paying less for some of the necessary groceries than the rich Why Some richer areas have better super markets that can provide sales Poor under populated areas have little convenience stores that have to have higher prices These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute Upper Class Supermarkets Sale More storage for deals with extra food Lower Class Neighborhood Grocery stores that are smaller taxes No extra money or storage space for bulk sales No transportation Work requirements Uncertainty with money and work hours Medical needs Emergency situations Kids Food relationships Differences in food distribution between mothers child and fathers child Health problems some people just don t eat as much PBS Facts Childhood hunger and malnutrition 17 million living in food insecure household The lack of nutritious foods in childhood not only impacts their school performance but there are also long term effects include susceptibility to illnesses later in life as adults o Early onset diabetes o Heart disease o Obesity o High blood pressure o Anemic or anemia prone o Osteoporosis o Teeth bone joint problems o Stunted intellectual growth o Depression o Brain developement