INCOME DIFFERENCES BY REGION AND CONSUMER GROUPS

The OECD “examines the trends and patterns in inequality and poverty for OECD and emerging countries. Its work analyses the multiple causes linked to growing inequalities, such as globalization, technological change and changes in redistribution and policy fashion. It also assesses the effectiveness of social and labor market policies in tackling poverty and high inequalities.”

The income in different regions of different consumer groups depends of distribution, geography, social classes, business environment and prospects that affect directly to the firm in the transport of the product to other places, the social classes vary in each country and not all people buy the same things, or nor in all the regions the people has the same opportunity to buy our products.

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