India: lost in transformation?
India transitioned to ‘middle-income country’ status a decade ago and is projected to top the list of the world’s most populous countries by 2030, according […]
Month: January 2018
Reward work, not wealth: Oxfam’s new report on global wealth inequality
Davos is here again, and Deborah Hardoon runs us through highlights of Oxfam’s new report on prosperity and poverty, wealth and work. Gotta love a […]
How Latin America bucked the trend of rising inequality
In this week’s post, Alice Evans considers the fall in inequality in Latin America. Income inequality is gaining attention. The good news is that we […]
Brazil: crisis-ridden, yet more equal
In recent years, Brazil has been hitting the headlines with a joint economic and political crisis of historic proportions. It included corruption scandals, presidential impeachment, […]
A New Year’s Resolution on Wage Inequality
In a guest post, economist Neil McCulloch considers new years resolutions and wage inequality. Like many others today, I spent a bit of time pondering […]
