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Uhhh no, this happens everywhere. Even in countries where there is more government welfare and education is more accessible, money still creates a gap. For example, being able to live in the right area or get in with the right social groups (e.g. religious groups) to get into a better school can be relevant in any country, as can the fact that parents having to work two or more jobs have less time to support their children with their work. Similarly, even in countries where university education is free, children from low-income families often do not see it is an option for themselves, or may not have the grades or the money for living expenses required to get them through. 
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