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Affluenza: Wealth, Inequality, and Consequences

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Affluenza: Wealth, Inequality, and Consequences er en erhvervscase-opgave til 2.g el. lign., afleveret til karakteren 4. Fylder 2 sider (643 ord, ca. 3 min. læsning) og blev publiceret 1. november 2015.

Denne opgave analyserer begrebet 'affluenza', defineret som et skadeligt forhold til penge. Den diskuterer, hvordan rigdom kan påvirke opdragelse og føre til ulighed i retssystemet, med eksempler som Ethan Couch. Opgaven reflekterer over manglen på konsekvenser for privilegerede individer og foreslår metoder til at undgå affluenza.

  • affluenza
  • consequences
  • ethan couch
  • inequality
  • justice
  • privilege
  • social issues
  • upbringing
  • wealth

Imagine. People today live in a world full of opportunity and inequality. Some people growing up with wealth and other do not. Some kids getting foods from their mother, other do not even have food neither their mother. The world full of different faces and emotional. It does not seems hard to be born wealthy but it is. Many kids, which live in rich family, have not been raise right. Instead of teaching your children how to apologize if, they hurt someone. Instead of that, they hand them money.

Short version of affluenza; affluenza is a harmful or unbalanced relationship with money or moneys pursuit. Clinical Jessie defines affluenza as an individual collective addiction, character flaws, psychological wounds, neurosis and behavioral disorders caused or desire for wealth.

Summery from the article ''Affluenza: the latest excuse for the wealthy to do whatever they want''

It was about a boy name Ethan Couch. He grew up with a wealthy family with plenty of money. He was driving a pickup owned by Cleburne sheet metal, his father's company. Ethan had seven passengers in his truck with alcohol in their blood. Couch was driving while he was drunk that night, and killed some of his friends while some of them were only paralyzed. However, he defended himself by telling them, he was growing up in a family of its wealth and deserved therapy. In addition, he escaped away from incarceration, instead of that he got a soft judgment.

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