financial sector, who helped cause the Great Recession and yet were bailed out by the government. Increases in inequality might …

, because a good deal of inequality is already apparent by the time children start school, and because children’s development … may be less amenable to change after they enter school. But it is less clear how much policies can reduce inequality in …

rise in inequality will lead to more redistribution. This paper shows that, for the UK in the period 1983-2004, a plausibly … exogenous rise in income inequality has not been associated with increased redistribution. We then explore this further using … attitudinal data. We show that the demand for redistribution, having shown considerable variation over time, is at an all-time low …

context of public attitudes to inequality and different forms of redistribution. It compares the distributional effects of the … public attitudes. However, delays between Budget announcements and implementation meant that inequality and relative poverty …

bolster political incentives through contributions. Economies with a stronger middle class due to lower inequality or lower …

. The example of the iron industry shows that many new ideas and skills flowed into India from Europe, but not all met with …