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G-20 Confronts Income Inequality Scourge for First Time

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Group of 20 finance chiefs for the first time signaled joint concern on mounting income inequality across the world economy.

“In some countries, potential growth has declined, demand continues to be weak, the outlook for jobs is still bleak and income inequality is rising,” finance ministers and central bankers from the leading industrial and emerging markets said in a statement released after talks in Istanbul on Tuesday.