The division of society has always been in two sections: the elite and the underprivileged. Though the general concept of human livelihood promises both sides equal opportunities for development, ground reality narrates different outcomes. It has been universally accepted that money buys opportunity. This essay will focus on the challenges this issue can bring and what can be the possible solutions to this problem.

Money in the modern world is referred to as power, which gives arbitrary control to a group of people in society. As money is treated as the ultimate resolution for every problem, the elite society misuses the power of it on multiple grounds. Multiple reports throughout the world show that people with more money are more prone to committing societal violence. For instance the discrimination faced by Uyghur Muslims in China by the Chinese natives.

For a community to survive, both ,the elites and the underprivileged,  need to commutatively work towards their goals in a way that the balance of society is maintained. Rejection of opportunities to the underprivileged creates a sense of denial and anger because of which communal riots occur. These riots decrease the safety in habitat and increase tensions between the community which might result in civil wars. For example the farmers’ riots in the European Union.