New York — People have become more concerned about the gap between rich and poor during the coronavirus pandemic, especially the young, the authors of a new global study say, urging governments to take steps to redress the balance.

More than 8,700 people in 24 nations were surveyed at the start and end of 2020 by the Glocalities market research agency, with the findings showing an increase in the share of respondents who thought income differences should be reduced...

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