Divided we stand : why inequality keeps rising.
Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development.
Paris : OECD,
c2011.
Includes bibliographical references.
An overview of growing income inequalities in OECD countries: main findings -- Special focus: inequality in emerging economics (EEs) -- Part I. How globalisation, technological change and policies affect wage and earnings inequalities -- 1. Trends in wage inequality, economic globalisation and labour market policies and institutions -- 2. The impact of economic globalisation and changes in policies and institutions on rising earnings inequality -- 3. Inequality between the employed and non-employed -- Part II. How inequalities in labour earnings lead to inequalities in household disposable income -- 4. Hours worked, self-employment and joblessness as ingredients of earnings inequality -- 5. Trends in household earnings inequality: the role of changing family formation practices -- 6. From household earnings to disposable household income inequality -- Part III. How the roles of tax and transfer systems have changed -- 7. Changes in redistribution in OECD countries over two decades -- 8. The distributive impact of publicly provided services -- 9. Trends in top incomes and their tax policy implications.

Income distribution
Wage differentials