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- Although many countries are becoming richer, these societies still have members who are poor and struggle each day to survive. - Why do you think this happens and what can wealthy societies do to help their poorer citizens? Though many countries are developing and getting richer still there is poor people who struggle to make their needs meet. There can be several reasons behind the fact that not a rich country will necessarily make poor citizens rich as long as there is no budget for public social development and more opportunities for employment. One of the reasons is that these countries advocate capitalism. Other parameter that influences the economic situation of citizens is inflammation rate in the society. Firstly, rich countries are mostly strengthening capitalism that make rich people richer and poor become poorer. Capitalism is a phenomenon that is vital in overall economic situation of a country, however, it will not help the needy. Investing in pubic social facilities is the fact that has been neglected for decreasing the field for crimes and poverty in these developed countries Another reason is economic inflammation, which is inevitable in some cases. Making a country richer by increasing the export or investments in stock market will not diminish the inflammation, which is a daily challenge of ordinary people. Due to inflammation rate, higher wage or salary will not work for the poor.Developed countries needs to have long term plans to thrive young people to learn practical trades to lead them to a more fruitful future with better job opportunities. In addition, they need to invest on infrastructures to have long-term plans provide more employment opportunities via new industries. In sum, as mentioned above there are reasons that rich countries still having poor people in the society such as inflammation and capitalism. Developed countries need to have macro plans for future employment as well as preparing the basis for educating young people in more practical trades.