Inclusive Economy Indicators: Framework & Indicator Recommendations

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Grounded in social impact, this Rockefeller research defines inclusive economies as those that “expand opportunities for more broadly shared prosperity, especially for those facing the greatest barriers to advancing their well-being”. It identifies five critical characteristics: equitable, participatory, growing, sustainable, and stable. Indicators include:

  • Education sector: Percentage of students with higher educational attainment than their parents (disaggregated by gender, race)

  • Equitable wealth: Ratio of income/consumption of highest to lowest quintile, highlighting the extent of inequality between income classes (disaggregated by gender, race)

  • Percentage of informal workers

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