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Introduction

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La presente sezione monografica si prefigge lo scopo di affrontare il tema della disuguaglianza di reddito sotto due punti di vista: innanzitutto, individuando quali elementi e tendenze nel mondo del lavoro possono aver contribuito alla disparità di reddito; in secondo luogo, analizzando le diseguaglianze non solo partendo dai due estremi - il livello più alto e quello più basso della distribuzione del reddito - ma anche nell'ottica delle fasce a medio reddito o di quella che genericamente viene definita "classe media". Disuguaglianze di reddito sempre più forti e una maggiore polarizzazione stanno comportando l'erosione della classe media? Quali sono le principali trasformazioni nel mondo del lavoro dell'ultimo ventennio che hanno interessato la classe media? E in che modo la crisi economica e finanziaria ha colpito la classe media? Alla luce di tutto ciò, su quali fattori determinanti nel mondo del lavoro dovremmo far leva al fine di limitare o financo ridurre le disuguaglianze di reddito negli anni a venire?

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  • Daniel Vaughan-Whitehead, 2016. "Introduction," Economia & lavoro, Carocci editore, issue 2, pages 7-12.
    • Handle: RePEc:caq:j950ix:doi:10.7384/84398:y:2016:i:2:p:7-12
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