The gap
Inequality within and among nations contributes to political unrest, and drives migration in search of more favourable conditions
Economic growth alone will not end poverty. The gap between rich and poor has been growing
In 1960, the world’s wealthiest 20 per cent earned 30 times more than the world’s poorest 20 per cent. In 1999, this disparity worsened
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