# Sensitive legislation considering social policy polarization Antagonism and polarization usually stem from perceived unfairness or uneven distribution of benefits. The following types of legislation may cause tensions between different economic classes： 1. **Reform of the tax system**: such as the substantial adjustment of progressive tax rates, the introduction or abolition of taxes on the rich, and the differentiated treatment of capital gains tax and payroll tax 2. **Social welfare policy**: Adjustment of welfare amount, changes in receiving conditions, cancellation or reduction of welfare items 3. **Minimum Wage Bill**: Significantly increase or freeze the minimum wage level 4. **Housing policy**: rent control, real estate tax policy, affordable housing distribution plan The reason why these issues can cause polarization is because they are directly related to resource allocation issues and touch the core interests of different groups. When discussing these policies, it is important to pay attention to promoting rational dialogue based on facts, considering the positions of all parties, and seeking solutions that balance the interests of all parties.