Social Stratification and Social Inequalities: A Literature Review on Poverty of Indigenous People in Australia

Social stratification
and social inequalities

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................1
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................4
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................5

INTRODUCTION
The social stratification is defined as the society and social group is based on classification
or categorise in such a way which help to create people into social hierarchy. This all is based on
the various factor which majorly include income, race, education and the power. In this, the
social stratification is also used to refer the system by which the society help to make rank as
according to the class and they varying people with their standard and lifestyle. Moreover, the
social stratification is the process by which the society is usually divided into different class of
which have layer include education, and all. Moreover, social inequalities are an area which is
majorly focus within the aspect of sociology which majorly focus on the distribution of good and
burden towards the society. There is an example which is further discussed as a good example
include income, education and employment the other side is criminality, unemployment and
marginalisation. The selected topic for the literature review and for argument is the poverty of
indigenous people in Australia (Dudgeon and et. al., 2018).
MAIN BODY
This is well defined that the Indigenous people is always a group which is most
disadvantaged and marginal in Australia. As per this, there are some of standard which is best
indicator of the poverty and the demerits, this include that the indigenous people which is based
on emerge which is most socially and economically derived. Moreover, the poverty in Australia
is evident with the all group of ethnic aspect. It is based on indigenous Australian which is based
on appear which is most profound factor which is affected by poverty. In this, from the last 30
years the Henderson inquiry into the context of poverty which is associated with the Indigenous
Australian require worse off than the non-indigenous Australians which is investigated by the
social indicator. In this, there are various number of significant difficulties is used to refer that
help to measure and accountable towards the indigenous poverty (Fincher and et. al., 2020).
Moreover, there are both factor that is lack of data and the data is not reliable. In this, the
measurement of data for the poverty is used to create cultural specific as well as subjective
factor. In the aspect of income distribution statistics several issue has been configuring. In this
the inappropriate use of nuclear family require income which is shared for the living. The
Aboriginal culture place some aspect which extend the behaviour rather than nuclear family
which have strong cultural obligation to share the resources. There are some of the data and
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