Growing income (OECD)

Growing income inequality in OECD countries: what drives it and how can policy tackle it? by OECD. “Over the two decades to the onset of the global economic crisis, real disposable household incomes increased in all OECD countries, by 1.7 % a year, on average. In a large majority of OECD countries, household incomes of the top 10% grew faster than those of the poorest 10%, leading to widening income inequality.”