In essence, each and every state has different laws from other states and it shows a curious way just how society has a different idea about laws. Some laws are beneficial to the state and people, however, every state should have the same laws and it will be a way to avoid issues about taxes, population, and expenses (Kelly and Witko, 2012). The Federalist government has always looked at what is going wrong but not figuring out what good thing is working (Kelly and Witko 2012). The cost-effective inequality has increased in other countries but not in the United States for the reason that there is bias in power and the government has not done a good job of distributing the money equally and effectively between states (Kelly and Witko,2012). The authors explain that giving the upper class more power can increase the influence of the class but not the countries on its own. Kelly and Witko (2012), did an analysis, 1976- 2006 that examined the consequences from state politics to state-level income injustice and the authors conclude that Republicans are a major part of the influence on the increase of economic inequality (Kelly and Witko 2012). Both parties, however, Democrats, and Republicans have helped in shaping and taking a role to improve the United States and the capacity to have freedom.