How can policy best tackle inequality? As the global financial crisis of 2008 showed, the benefits of economic growth do not accrue to everyone. For a sustainable recovery, growth must be inclusive. The OECD has launched the Centre for Opportunity and Equality to support its research and provide a forum for discussion on how best to address inequalities in areas such as income, wealth, health and education, and their social and economic consequences, through policy. Policies must be redesigned to promote growth and inclusiveness so that everyone, everywhere can benefit from the prosperity generated by economic growth.

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Edited: 31.03.21

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