Compare the Objectives of Social Movements and Interest Groups in Canadian

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Essay

Compare the objectives of social movements and interest groups in Canadian democracy.

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Definitions:

Household Income

The combined gross income of all members of a household, usually measured annually, that is available for spending or saving.

Poverty Rates

Measures the proportion of the population living below the poverty line, reflecting the general state of economic deprivation in a society.

Great Compression

A period in the mid-20th century where income inequality significantly decreased in the United States, largely due to governmental policies and economic shifts.

Income Inequality

Describes the uneven distribution of income and wealth across different groups in a population, often measured by metrics like the Gini coefficient.