Deaton asserts that material and technological progress has led to greater inequality between countries.
The legacy of this history is that there is now greater inequality between the west and the rest than there was at the end of colonialism.
The higher coverage of services among permanent full-time employees compared with other employees and the unemployed could not be attributed to needs arising from medical conditions or health impairments; on the contrary, the analyses showed a greater inequality between this group and the people occupying less stable labour market status when adjusted for clinical need.
We can't assume that society will automatically step up if the state steps back, since this could create greater inequalities between communities.
Now that middle-class Americans are getting mad about inequality here at home instead of just getting mad at poor people, can the feeling be extended to the far greater inequalities between global North and South?
Their lives and futures are threatened by deeper and more intractable poverty and greater inequalities between the rich and the poor, proliferating conflict and violence, the deadly spread of HIV/AIDS and the abiding issue of discrimination against women and girls.
Look at the brilliant paintings (Mother and Child, for example) of the Algerian painter, Mohammed Issiakhem, and you can see just how fecund this relationship between the colonised and the colonisers had become in spite of the great inequality between them.
The US has the greatest inequality between rich and poor among all Western industrialized nations and it has been getting worse for 40 years.
Therefore, the main findings of this study are the identification of those cancer types presenting the greatest inequalities between men and women in recent years, and the existence of stable trends of inequalities in the burden of this disease.
This study has identified those cancer types presenting the greatest inequalities between men and women in recent years and shown that in Barcelona there is a stable trend in inequalities in the burden of cancer.
His German counterpart, Wolfgang Schäuble, a leading advocate of austerity during the crisis, drew no such lesson, saying European policies were not to blame for greater inequality and the economic divergence between north and south.
