Corporate welfare should not be accepted at the expense of the social welfare in a country. Many western countries accept corporate welfare but reject social welfare based on economic development. They argue that the corporate enhances economic progress while the social promotes too much dependence that drags the economy. For instance, a poor mother and her daughter are said not to contribute anything to the productivity of the economy. Being capitalists and advocates of individualism, the countries fail to take seriously the support of the helpless and marginalized. However, corporate welfare is not a guarantee of a country’s success due to the following reasons. Firstly, welfare is inhuman and causes imbalance and instability in different institutions. The poor and minority groups in the society are robbed of the little wealth they possess to be transferred to the richer (Corporate welfare vs Social Welfare, (n.d.).The wealthy in society continue to accumulate more wealth while the lower-income earners suffer. For instance mothers and children living in poverty, the elderly, and individuals with mental illness are drowned into more and more suffering and starvation because they cannot take care of themselves. Corporate welfare disharmonizes people and institutions due to disparities that emerge in terms of the status quo. Secondly, corporate welfare makes use of public funds just like social welfare. The government comes with policies to solve social problems of the lower class such as housing, education, food, and medicine. Through corporate welfare, the government aims at reinforcing companies for more productivity. In both welfares, they make use of public funds to cater to the social and economic needs thus no set of government policies should be left out for the sake of equity in resources distribution. Thirdly, corporate welfare adversely affects the economy when the wealthy dodge payment of taxes. The government budgets a great deal of money towards the corporate unlike in social welfare. Although recipients in social welfare may defraud government funds offered to them through giving false information, a huge amount of money is not lost compared to the funds budgeted for various development programs. The recipients in corporate welfare embezzle trillions of dollars which they keep in offshore accounts. This affects the economy once the public debts increase yet the purpose for the funds is not met. Most countries have experienced this problem which has weakened and dragged their economies for example the United States of America and Europe (American Government, n.d.) Moreover, the media does not focus on the frauds caused through corporate welfare but they concentrate on the social problems that the government is trying to solve. The media rarely focuses on tax evaders, government fraudsters, or wealth redistribution to the rich. Rather they concentrate on the social evils caused by the lower class people such as the poor and single mothers caught cheating about food. Small farmers incurring losses, and how illegal immigrants are being assisted to get housing and food. As a result of this, the economy is immensely affected due to the loss of large chunks of money which the government allocates for developments. Fourthly, corporate welf