World Worried about Inequality
Income inequality has been growing at an increasingly rapid pace. And publics around the world – and especially in Europe – are taking note.
Numbers, Facts and Trends Shaping Your World
Global
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This 1 Chart Should Shame The U.S. Into Solving Its Hunger Crisis
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Special Report: Merkel’s subtle shift as she aims for third term
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Tale of Two Economies: Canadians Happy Now, But Americans See Brighter Future
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Canadians believe income inequality getting worse
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Abenomics’ Challenge: The Japanese Attitude
Government must bridge gap between personal, national expectations
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Australians believe economy is fair
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Indonesians Frustrated With Economy, Survey Finds
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U.S. stands out as a rich country where a growing minority say they can’t afford food
During tough economic times many people around the world find it difficult to afford life’s basic necessities. Nearly half (a median of 49%) of those surveyed by the Pew Research Center in developing economies and a quarter (25%) in emerging markets say that, at some point in the past year, they have been unable to afford food that their families needed.
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Economies of emerging mkts better rated in tough times
