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compare inequality between countries on an interactive world map follow the evolution of inequality within countries with user-friendly graphs reference data to track economic inequality at the global level, within countries and over time. based on the systematic combination of open access data, easy-to-use visualization tools and transparent methodology for researchers, civil society, business and political more than 100 top-level researchers involved, covering 70 countries over 5 continents. entirely funded by public and non-profit actors. this new paper by thomas blanchet, ignacio flores and marc morgan introduces a new method to adjust household surveys using tax data. this new paper by thanasak jenmana sheds new light on the dynamics of income inequality in thailand between 2001 and 2016. data series this new paper by nitin kumar bharti presents new findings on the evolution of wealth inequality in india between 1961 and 2012, and on (benjamin grillet, françois prosper, brice terdjman, anthony veyssière) (panagiotis korvesis, antonis skandalis, konstantinos skianis, michalis vazirgianis) it consultants: thomas blanchet, guillaume saint-jacques, david smadja. i encounter technical problems on wid.world, what should i do? . cache”), then close it, and try again. if this does not solve the problem, you may want to try with a different browser. and, finally, send us an email with the description of the issue, and the details of your operative system and browsers versions. our contact mail is in. what distinguishes wid.world’s inequality data from the oecd, the world bank, or other inequality data providers? only few institutions provide inequality estimates and those who do so (e.g. the the oecd or the world bank data portals) rely for the most part on household surveys. one key problem with surveys, however, is that they are based upon self-reporting and are well known to underestimate top incomes and top wealth shares. in addition, surveys only cover a limited time span and make it impossible to offer a