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Oxfam’s new report on inequality

Resisting the rule of the rich: how inequality erodes democracy and human rights

EN – Resisting the Rule of the Rich_0.pdf

Continued Inaction Despite G20 Report on Worsening Inequality

Although inequality among countries still accounts for a far greater share of income inequality worldwide than national-level inequalities, discussions of inequality continue to focus on the latter.

Continued Inaction Despite G20 Report on Worsening Inequality | Inter Press Service

Report on Inequality

The Stiglitz report on Inequality for the G20, with interesting proposals

2-G20-Global-Inequality-Report-Full-and-Summary.pdf

Brace for Impact

Gender and social inequalities in IMF Surveillance : nothing changes!

Brace-for-impact-Oct-2025.pdf

How to control the rise of income inequality due to new technologies?

New technologies drive inequality by concentrating capital income. Three policy approaches can help spread ownership and moderate disparities.

How to Control the Increase of Income Inequality Due to New Technologies?

The EU’s housing crisis

Extreme wealth concentration across the EU undermines opportunity and security for millions while property ownership becomes increasingly unattainable.

Europe’s Wealth Gap Threatens Social Cohesion As Housing Crisis Deepens

While CEO’s are getting richer, others are falling behind

CEOs Are Getting Richer. Everyone Else Is Falling Behind. – OtherWords

Inequality matters for Development!

Even the World Bank now says it does! Though it needs more accurate date and more dialogue to find out the roots of inequality…

Why economic inequality matters for development

Inequality worsens planetary heating

The accumulation of still growing greenhouse gas emissions (GHG) in an increasingly unequal world is accelerating planetary heating. It is also worsening disparities, especially between the rich and others, both nationally and internationally.

Inequality Worsens Planetary Heating | Inter Press Service

Paul Krugman on the Rise of Mega-Fortunes

If there are men in this country big enough to own the government of the United States, they are going to own it; what we have to determine now is whether we are big enough, whether we are men enough, whether we are free enough, to take possession again of the government which is our own.

Oligarchs and the Rise of Mega-Fortunes. Paul Krugman, Understanding Inequality: Part IV – Stone Center on Socio-Economic Inequality

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