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Comparable Indicators of Inequality Across Countries

Table of content

Abstract ......................................................................................................................................................................7

1.   Introduction ..........................................................................................................................................................9

2.   Household Income .................................................................................................................................................11

3.   Measuring Income Inequality ...................................................................................................................................19

4.   Available Data on Income Inequality ........................................................................................................................21

5.  Wage Inequality ...................................................................................................................................................27

6.  Some Guidance and Recommendations ........................................................................................................................33

Time-series analysis ......................................................................................................................................................34

Pooled time-series/cross section analysis ..................................................................................................................35

Cross section analysis ...................................................................................................................................................36

References ..................................................................................................................................................................37

Information on the GINI project.....................................................................................................................................41

Aims ................................................................................................................................................................................41

Inequality Impacts and Analysis ....................................................................................................................................41

Support and Activities ...................................................................................................................................................41

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