Millennials think corruption, lack of transparency in govt is biggest driver of global inequality
About 26,000 millennials surveyed across 181 countries by the World Economic Forum (WEF) has revealed that the youth feel that corruption in the system and a lack of transparency in the government is the biggest driver of inequality in the world.
In a report carried by the World Economic Forum, the survey results show that apart from corruption and low transparency in the government, lack of access to quality education for the masses, income inequality, discrimination based on gender and/ or sexual orientation, and political ideologies, made up the top five reasons for unequal opportunities for all, around the world.
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