With the World Bank raising its threshold poverty line to $3 a day (daily consumption of less than $3) from the earlier $2.15 ...

Such visceral inequality is the defining feature of Latin America’s economies. The disparities in the region are rivalled ...

For the first time, countries are growing richer, but their people are not. Income and wealth inequality not only skew per capita averages, they make economies seem healthier than they are. In short, ...

Bermuda has seen a dramatic increase in economic inequality in a very short period of time. According to the Tax Justice ...

When inequality was falling, strong economic growth boosted poor Latin Americans’ wages, helping break the cycle. Yet growth ...

As well as the alarming rate of slowdown in global development, the report found that inequality between Low Human ...

Per capita income is a statistical average, which tells us the size of the economic pie, but not how it’s divided.

Another major concern highlighted in the study is low investment in education, especially at the pre-primary and primary ...