Using both Theil's T and the Gini coefficient as our statistical markers of inequality, we can determine that incomes are highly unequal overall, with both high T and Gini values for all years (Figure 13).
Much of the local literature on masculinities has foregrounded a lens that acknowledges the complex intersections of gender with race, class, age and other markers of inequality (see, for example, Wilson 2006; Mfecane 2008; Morrell 2007).
One of the identified gaps was the lack of available studies tackling the complex interaction between gender and other markers of inequalities in understanding and targeting health inequalities.
The association of high dependence with lower occupational groups is consistent with other research [ 32, 33], providing further evidence of the socio-economic inequalities in smoking [ 34], although other markers of inequalities, such as mental health, are not reported here.
Just as skyscrapers have become a visible marker of social inequality in the UK, the ability to fly will also be granted according to privilege, further solidifying the relationship between height and power in the capital.
During the last decades, cigarette smoking has changed from being a widespread and accepted practice to being a marker of social inequality.
Lack of reproductive and sexual rights is an important marker of gender inequality and women do not have the freedom to express their reproductive and sexual needs in many parts of the world.
ECC remained a marker of social inequalities for Swiss citizens, especially of harsh social inequalities affecting vulnerable populations [ 12].
