Equity in social justice focuses on fairness and ensuring that everyone has the support they need to succeed, taking into account different starting points and challenges. Unlike equality, which treats everyone the same, equity recognizes and addresses individual needs and circumstances to create a more just and inclusive society

• Equity in the Stock Market:
  • Represents ownership in a company through shares or stock.
  • Common equity includes common stock, which provides voting rights and potential dividends.
  • Preferred equity includes preferred stock, which offers priority for dividends but typically lacks voting rights.
  • Equity financing involves raising capital by issuing shares, which can dilute existing ownership.
  • Equity value fluctuates based on company performance and market conditions.
  • Investors benefit from potential capital gains and dividends but face risks like market volatility and company performance issues.