Inequality In Haiti

In the website provided I do not found the name of my country in the in the section available to select country, even if I can’t provide any data from the website, I will try to speak about the 6 traits (power distance, Individualism, Masculinity, uncertainty avoidance, Long term orientation, indulgence) considered to analyze the countries culture.

Power distance, it deals with the inequality existing in a culture and how the culture and the person react towards that inequality. In Haiti, people are divided into social class, and people in each social class think that their value provided to their class. People give importance and respect people who have a good standing in the society. They think that position in society or in their workplace, the house they live in, the school and university thy attended, the car they run, the clothes they dress and the computer they use make them what they are. It seems as everyone accept it

People are likely to act in their self-interest without thinking about others interest, they think about their own success, and the success of their family or their good friend. They do not really help each other and are likely to give priority in everything to their relative.

Masculinity, I live in a competitive society, since we are 2 or 3 even when we are baby, our parents start to teach us that we must be the best in everything, at school, in a competition, in our work, in our social live, in our lifestyle, they think that success is related to someone who win in everything or in something.

Uncertainty avoidance, in my country not everyone has the culture to plan their future due the low level of resources (means), their outcome do not allow them to do so. In poor family the parent consider their children as their investment. They sacrifice their self to educate their children, in order to be able to breath at the end of their