Inequality Interactions: The Dynamics of Multidimensional Inequalities

This article offers a multidimensional, interdisciplinary and dynamic framework for understanding socio-economic inequalities. It uses the tools of economic inequality measurement to demonstrate link between interpersonal categorical inequalities show effect progressive redistribution on both. then presents two new concepts analysing interactions varieties inequality: re-ordering is defined as reduction in or group that leaves unchanged, diversion one form increases another inequality. The argument arises across social dimensions illuminated through case studies: transition increasing meritocracy, relationship professional female labour market participation domestic service. Exploring these relationships essential joined-up approach reduction, enabling us understand trade-offs complementarities tackling inequalities, identify policies required reduce them.