Social justice issues intersect with economic policy as they both address systemic inequalities and access to resources. Policies regarding taxation, labor rights, and healthcare have direct implications for marginalized populations. Advocacy for social justice often seeks to ensure that economic policies prioritize equity and inclusivity, thereby reducing disparities. By linking economic concerns with social justice, movements can mobilize support for reforms, advocating for changes that not only address fiscal issues but also promote widespread well-being and opportunity across society.