Yes, economic growth should benefit all sections of society. Unequal distribution causes resentment, instability, and poverty. For a better share, the poor must organize, raise their voice through unions, and participate in decision-making. Governments must ensure education, healthcare, job opportunities, and social security. In the global context, poor countries should advocate for fair trade, access to technology, development aid, and equitable international agreements. Economic policies must be inclusive and pro-poor. Participatory budgeting, progressive taxation, and international cooperation are key to addressing global wealth inequality.