Green and B. M.  Sand, “Has the Canadian Labour Market Polarized?” in Income Inequality: The Canadian Story, edited by D. A. Green, W. C. Riddell and F. St-Hilaire, 217–227 (Institute for Research on Public Policy, 2015). For an international comparison, see OECD, “Income Inequality Update,” (November 2016). 8 A related issue is the impact of technology on labour’s share of income.
Using German data it can be shown nicely, first, that home bias has declined and second, that EMU plays a prominent role in how the portfolios of German investors are diversified internationally.