DN Debate. "Rip off the Band-Aid and ask mom about the inheritance"
The article discusses the increasing importance of inheritance in determining life outcomes, advocating for the reintroduction of dowries and urging systemic changes to facilitate wealth transfer to younger generations in Sweden.
The pay gap is not just numbers. What mechanisms sustain it?
The article discusses the various mechanisms that support the pay gap beyond simple numerical values.
In a two-speed country, Caputo clings to the cash
The article discusses the economic challenges faced by Argentina, highlighting the disparity between growth in certain sectors and stagnation in urban areas, and emphasizing financial struggles exacerbated by government corruption scandals.
I run a fracking company — New York banned the industry and stuck the poor with the bill
The article discusses how New York's fracking ban has negatively impacted its poorest residents, resulting in energy poverty and economic disparity compared to neighboring Pennsylvania.
The Growing Wages of Those in Their 20s and the Struggles of Those in Their 50s: The Wage Increase Gap Revealed by Labor Shortages
Wages for younger workers are significantly rising, while those for middle-aged workers are stagnating, highlighting a growing wage disparity between generations.
Income Inequality in Russia Approaching Record Highs, Research Group Says
A research group has reported that income inequality in Russia is nearing record highs amid various economic challenges.
Private education expenses reach 27.5 trillion won... decreased for the first time in five years but still the second highest ever
Private education expenses for students in South Korea amounted to 27.5 trillion won last year, reflecting a slight decrease compared to the previous year, yet remaining the second highest figure on record.
One particular thing has driven inequality up – here are the graphs you need to understand
The article discusses the rise of economic inequality in Denmark, particularly in the context of the ongoing election campaign.
Mexico's Most Underutilized Asset
In Mexico, a significant gender gap persists in the workforce, with only 47.4% of women participating compared to 75.1% of men, highlighting a major economic opportunity being overlooked.
Point of Contention: Business Tax - Small and Rich Against Large and Poor
The article discusses the contrasting impacts of local business tax rates on small municipalities and large corporations in Röttenbach, Germany.
The wage gap between regions increased by another 29 euros
The average monthly gross wage in Lithuania's capital region experienced a 4.3% increase in the last quarter, contributing to a widening wage gap between various regions.
Balanced Development Requires Bold Real Estate Policies
The article discusses the structural challenges of real estate and population disparity in South Korea, emphasizing the need for significant policy changes to achieve balanced regional development.
Speed of changes and slowness of politics
The article discusses the disparity between the rapid changes in society and the slow response of political systems, particularly in the context of labor reform in Argentina.
Per capita income rises to over R$ 1,300 in Acre, but is the 3rd worst in the country, says IBGE
Per capita income in Acre increased to R$ 1,392 in 2025, marking it as the third lowest in Brazil according to IBGE data.
The Paradox of Luxembourg: Record Number of Working Poor in the Richest Country in the EU
Luxembourg faces a paradox of high living costs and a significant number of working poor, despite being one of the richest nations in Europe.
Chris Selley: At least we’re richer than Alabama in complacency
Chris Selley discusses Canada's economic stagnation compared to Alabama and highlights the disparity in per capita GDP between various Canadian provinces and U.S. states.
Is there any sorrow that compares to hunger?
The article critiques income disparities and economic struggles in South Korea, particularly highlighting the insufficient wages and the disparity between hard work and wealth accumulation.
People over 55 account for almost seven out of ten euros of the country's annual savings
A study reveals that individuals aged over 55 control nearly 70% of Spain's annual savings, while those under 30 contribute only 3%.
How the Boomers Became the Richest Generation: And Why Millennials, Gen X, and Z Might Never Catch Up to Them
The article examines how baby boomers amassed wealth compared to previous generations and why subsequent generations may struggle to reach similar levels of financial security.
We are earning more than ever before. But the wealth gap divides Czechs more and more.
A new report highlights the increasing wealth disparity in Czechia, as citizens earn more now than in previous years, yet the divide is growing significantly.
The Disinherited of Sacaba Beach: Living in a Caravan 200 Meters from a 10 Million Euro Penthouse
The article tells the story of Rafael, a man living in a caravan at Sacaba Beach, highlighting the stark contrast between his living situation and the luxury penthouses being built nearby.
A Society Where Hometown Becomes Class
The article discusses the impact of birthplace on economic status in South Korea, highlighting the growing disparities between those born in affluent and less affluent regions.
Reading the Economy from the Faces of Small Business Owners
The article features Lee Jin-wook, a management consultant who has transitioned from human resources and labor management to providing consultations for small businesses in South Korea, highlighting the struggles they face amid economic challenges.
In the Age of Stock Investment
The article discusses the growing trend of stock investment in South Korea, highlighting concerns over income inequality and the mental strain on investors.
Here are five suggestions for how politicians can change property taxes
The article discusses the disparity in income from property ownership compared to employment and suggests five potential reforms for property taxation in Denmark.
What drives the wage gap between men and women?
The article explores the social and economic factors contributing to the wage disparity between men and women, referencing Ursula K. Le Guin's novel to illustrate the concept of gender roles.
Now the residents of Finland's highest-income area have condemned electricity's outrageous prices: 'It doesn't scare us'
Residents of Westend, Finland's wealthiest area, express indifference to rising electricity prices as many are shielded by fixed-rate contracts despite record highs in electricity costs due to harsh winter temperatures.
Inflation: how much it costs to fill the cart in the different provinces of the country
A report reveals significant disparities in grocery costs across Argentina's provinces, with Patagonia experiencing the highest prices.
Million-dollar house, million-dollar maintenance, common man's salary, rich people's maintenance
The article discusses the high costs associated with maintaining luxurious residences in Mumbai, highlighting the disparity between property prices and the earnings of average citizens.
The gap between Indec data and pocket perception is growing
There is a growing disparity between official inflation data from Argentina's Indec and the public's perception of economic conditions, highlighted by Marco Lavagna's recent resignation.
Lack of economic dynamism creates distributive conflict between generations
A recent analysis highlights that, in Brazil, individuals aged 65 and older have higher income than those of working age, revealing a generational economic conflict exacerbated by the current economic dynamics.
Expensive clothes: how much more do international brands cost in Argentina than in the world?
The article discusses the significant price disparity of international clothing brands in Argentina compared to Europe and the U.S., highlighting recent economic debates involving officials and business leaders.
The Future of Venezuela: The Long Plan of Oil
The article discusses the significance of oil in the economic rebuilding of Venezuela post-Maduro, highlighting a disparity between Trump's plans for US oil companies and the Venezuelan opposition's vision.
'Boomers' and 'millennials': nobody wins in the generational war
The article discusses the ongoing and contentious generational debate between boomers and millennials in Spain, fueled by perceptions of economic disparity.
The great concentration: Catalonia and Madrid accumulate almost 40% of the economy and widen the regional gap
Economic activity in Spain is increasingly concentrated, with nearly 40% originating from Madrid and Catalonia, exacerbating the regional disparity as these regions draw more population and wealth from the rest of the country.