Class inequality refers to the disparities in wealth, resources, and opportunities among different social classes. It often results in a significant gap between the rich and the poor, affecting access to education, healthcare, and employment. This inequality can perpetuate cycles of poverty, making it difficult for individuals from lower classes to improve their circumstances. Factors contributing to class inequality include economic policies, educational systems, and social structures. These elements can create barriers that limit upward mobility for those in lower socioeconomic positions. Addressing class inequality requires comprehensive strategies to promote equal opportunities and reduce disparities in wealth and resources.