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Stakeholder in the fate of Planet Earth. Writer, MA #Globaldev, currently work at UNU-World Institute of Development Economics Research. views are my own.

Helsinki, Finland
Joined September 2012
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The World Income Inequality Database (WIID) just got a major update! 📊Detailed income inequality stats up to 2022 📊WIID Companion for easy comparisons 📊Global and regional income distributions down to the percentile level! 🔍 Explore what's new go.unu.edu/FdMod
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📢 Big news for inequality researchers & policy-makers! @UNUWIDER has just released a major update to the World Income Inequality Database (WIID) — the most comprehensive source of global income inequality data. wider.unu.edu/news/unu-wider… 🧵👇
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Hey Trump voters. Hate to break it to you - but here’s what actually happened on Tuesday. Watch. Bernie explained it 20 years ago.
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Are knowledge monopolies driving global inequalities? 🤔 Discover how the control over knowledge has shaped economic fortunes across the globe and why reforming the knowledge economy is crucial for equitable development in this new blog post go.unu.edu/qd2g1 @CambridgeUP
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We just released the #WIIDExplorer to make the comparable income inequality data in the WIID Companion accessible to everyone. This was one of my pet projects over the past year and a lot of hard work from the @UNUWIDER team has gone into it. Please share! go.unu.edu/ImDe9
Amazing new tool on inequality using @UNUWIDER's WIID dataset. Congratulations to @CarlosGradin and @rahullahoti for their amazing work to make this available and all the support team! Check it out 👇
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Timothy Shipp retweeted
📢 Today, we release the #WIID Explorer, new tool for accessing & analysing our data on income #inequality. With it, you can access global income #inequality statistics, conduct independent analysis, and create graphs, charts, and tables. Find out more! go.unu.edu/zooEo
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It was great working with these economists on their new article for the WIDERAngle. They really brought the empirics. All charts are interactive in the link if you want a closer look. go.unu.edu/3Wa1c @decastells @VicenteRoyuela @CarlosGradin:
New analysis confirms that reducing inequality is associated with higher human development performance globally - from our latest blog by @decastells @VicenteRoyuela @CarlosGradin: go.unu.edu/3Wa1c #WIID
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I played 'It dont bother me' by Scott and Charlene's Wedding on repeat while working for about 40 minutes this morning. Surprisingly helpful.
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‘The McKinseys and the Deloittes have no expertise in the areas that they’re advising in’ on.ft.com/3z6xvaK
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I am humbled just to be in the audience today at the #AL26 delivered by @DrDaronAcemoglu for @UNUWIDER and @Uniandes conference on reducing #inequality #WIDERDevConf2022
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Timothy Shipp retweeted
While all vulnerable populations will suffer, a gender lens is warranted as women, in particular, are ranked lowest in the hierarchy of caste, class or religious stratification | Hema Swaminathan and Rahul Lahoti thewire.in/women/coronavirus…
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We're pleased to be joined by Minister of Finance and Public Credit Republic of Colombia and #WIDERAlumni @JoseA_Ocampo - he joins the stage sharing unique insights into the policy approaches in Colombia. #WIDERDevConf2022 @EconomiaUAndes #VIICongresoEconómico
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"Employment is the most important tool in poverty reduction" says @JoseA_Ocampo. And in the social policy area he says universal systems are essential. But there has to be ways to target the most vulnerable to reduce #inequality.
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Timothy Shipp retweeted
Santiago Levy brings up the policy solution of Conditional Cash Transfers. In Latin America over the last 20 years these programmes have proven to increase human capital - except that this has not also bought the better jobs that people need to reduce #inequality.
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Great to see focused attempts to expand theory, too. Seems potentially relevant to the recent news of worker’s abandoning jobs post-COVID.
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In everyday language, when workers do jobs they like they will probably be more productive than when they do jobs they don’t like.