Lars Osberg Livres

Focusing on inequality, poverty, and wealth concentration, this collection delves into the implications for social policies. It offers a unique perspective through international comparisons, providing evidence on economic disparities across different regions. The work, first published in 1991, highlights critical concepts and measurements that shape our understanding of these pressing social issues.

The collection delves into the concepts and metrics of inequality, poverty, and wealth concentration, examining their implications for social policies. Notably, it includes international comparisons that highlight evidence of economic inequality across different contexts, providing a comprehensive understanding of these critical social issues.

A distinguished economist breaks the silence and explains why most Canadians are stuck while a few grow rapidly more wealthy