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Inequality: Methods and Tools

Inequality means different things to different people: whether inequality should encapsulate ethical concepts such as the desirability of a particular system of rewards or simply mean differences in income is the subject of much debate. Here we will conceptualise inequality as the dispersion of a distribution, whether that be income, consumption or some other welfare indicator or attribute of a population.