Today, we live in extreme uncertainties, as global inequality, is one of the most visible aspects of broader and more complex issue, one that entails inequality of opportunity and extends to gender, ethnicity, classism, disability, age and education. While it is true that around the world economic growth picked up its pace, deep challenges remain, including underdevelopment, uneven wealth distribution, rigid social divisions, persistent unemployment, corruptive systems, violence and social conflicts. More economic inequality leads to more political inequality. More political inequality leads to rules of the game which amplify economic inequality and political inequality. That is why inequality of outcomes and inequality of opportunity are closely linked.

It is time that we educate developed nations to do business more ethically - enforcing governments to create frameworks that foster citizens to realize their right rights and moving towards independency. Do we have the courage to do it?

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