Wealth disparities refer to the unequal distribution of assets and resources among individuals or groups within a society. This can be seen in differences in income, property ownership, and access to financial opportunities. Factors contributing to wealth disparities include education, employment opportunities, and systemic issues such as discrimination. These disparities can lead to significant social and economic consequences, affecting overall community well-being. For instance, areas with high wealth disparities may experience increased crime rates and lower levels of health and education. Addressing wealth disparities often involves policy changes aimed at promoting equity and access to resources for all, including initiatives related to education and employment.