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Universal Goals, Canadian Challenges International Cooperation Days, 2015 Inequality in Canada: a political choice.

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1 Universal Goals, Canadian Challenges International Cooperation Days, 2015 Inequality in Canada: a political choice

2 The fading of the redistributive state

3 Dynamics of income inequality

4 Income gains highly concentrated

5 Importance of unions

6 The attack on unions worsens inequality

7 A staggering wealth gap – top 10% vs. bottom half of Canadians.

8 Skewed perceptions of inequality

9 Government policies that will exacerbate inequality

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