Central banks struggle to get to grips with inequality
The complexity of issue questions whether central banks can really do anything effective in this space
07 May 2021 - 10:14
London — Central banks’ newfound zest for tackling inequality suggests that they were at least partly responsible for it in the first place, but some influential voices are pushing back hard on that idea.
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