Structural transformation and wage inequality in Asia
This week in a guest post, Bruno Martorano and Marco Sanfilippo consider the tension between Asia’s economic growth miracle and rising inequality in the region. […]
Wages
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 […]
South Africa’s jobs crisis: doubling down on the ‘triple challenge’
The Republic of South Africa – both among Africa’s richest and most unequal economies – is facing a triple socio-economic challenge: The challenge, Morné Oosthuizen […]
The future of employment: back in fashion?
A range of views from across the UN, the World Bank and the IMF raise some big questions for the future of employment and its […]
What have 200 years of development brought for workers’ wages in Mexico? (Hint: not much)
A new ESRC Global Poverty & Inequality Dynamics Research Network working paper takes a long-run view on the development of wages and living standards in […]
