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Income Inequality in Europe Since the Crisis

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Economic inequalities are engendered by a complex process, characterised by several steps and involving the interaction of several factors. The best indicator of individual economic well-being is disposable equivalised income. Evidence shows that welfare states retain a crucial function in Europe and that they have been central in limiting the detrimental effects of the financial crisis on disposable income distribution.

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Raitano, M. Income Inequality in Europe Since the Crisis. Intereconomics 51, 67–72 (2016). https://doi.org/10.1007/s10272-016-0579-x

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