Living in a wealthy country does not guarantee that all children are equally happy, healthy and have the same level of academic and social skills. The latest edition of the UNICEF Innocenti Report Card series explores how economic inequalities impact children’s well-being.
Unequal Chances: Children and economic inequality | Office of Strategy and Evidence Innocenti
Resisting the rule of the rich: how inequality erodes democracy and human rights
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
The Stiglitz report on Inequality for the G20, with interesting proposals
Gender and social inequalities in IMF Surveillance : nothing changes!
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?
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
Even the World Bank now says it does! Though it needs more accurate date and more dialogue to find out the roots of inequality…
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.
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