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  <title>The U.S.-China Fight to Understand and Address Inequality</title>
  <description> Inequality in the United States and China&amp;amp;nbsp;remains&amp;amp;nbsp;problematic as policymakers grapple with&amp;amp;nbsp;high costs, tepid&amp;amp;nbsp;employment, and&amp;amp;nbsp;an uncertain&amp;amp;nbsp;global economy. Social policy scholars work to highlight the visible and invisible factors contributing to inequality in both countries. Common solutions have&amp;amp;nbsp;emerged&amp;amp;nbsp;over&amp;amp;nbsp;time&amp;amp;nbsp;like a focus on&amp;amp;nbsp;children’s education&amp;amp;nbsp;and&amp;amp;nbsp;women’s empowerment. Despite&amp;amp;nbsp;best&amp;amp;nbsp;efforts,&amp;amp;nbsp;common challenges&amp;amp;nbsp;have also persisted. While cultural contexts differ, the shared fight against poverty and other forms of inequality could provide a basis for collaborative U.S.-China efforts in the future.&amp;amp;nbsp;  Qin Gao&amp;amp;nbsp;joined us on&amp;amp;nbsp;Feb 26,&amp;amp;nbsp;2026 to share her observations of common themes and challenges the United States and China face in fighting inequality and her story starting out in the social policy field. </description>
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