This paper explores the corporate, governance and institutional factors that shape earnings inequality and assesses the extent to which investors can influence these drivers through stewardship and engagement. Drawing on evidence from the literature and cross-country analysis, it identifies six pathways linking company practices and labour market institutions to earnings outcomes, and proposes a framework of metrics to support investor decision-making and engagement.
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Earnings inequality as an investor issue
A framework for engagement
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