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area of policy,findings,channels,studies
direct transfers,evidence for increasing gender equality,lifted credit constraints and debt dependency increases employment probability,Emigh2018;Shin2006;Standing2015;Clark2019;Hojman2019
,,requires effective targeting to disadvantaged women
,,can counter negative rtw effects of childbirth
,evidence for reduction of absolute poverty,positive short-term effects but mixed evidence long-term,Emigh2018;Bartha2020
individual microfinance,evidence for increased gender equality,increased personal economic security and household decision-making long-term,Al-Mamun2014;Field2019
,,can decrease local discriminatory gender norms
,,constrained by loan obtainment abilities through individual focus
1 area of policy,findings,channels,studies
2 direct transfers,evidence for increasing gender equality,lifted credit constraints and debt dependency increases employment probability,Emigh2018;Shin2006;Standing2015;Clark2019;Hojman2019
3 ,,requires effective targeting to disadvantaged women
4 ,,can counter negative rtw effects of childbirth
5 ,evidence for reduction of absolute poverty,positive short-term effects but mixed evidence long-term,Emigh2018;Bartha2020
6 individual microfinance,evidence for increased gender equality,increased personal economic security and household decision-making long-term,Al-Mamun2014;Field2019
7 ,,can decrease local discriminatory gender norms
8 ,,constrained by loan obtainment abilities through individual focus

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area of policy,findings,channels,studies
minimum wage,mixed evidence for short-/medium-term income inequality impacts,can lead to income compression at higher-earner ends,Wong2019;Sotomayor2021;Alinaghi2020;Gilbert2001
,some evidence for long-term inequality decrease,job loss offsets through higher wages,Sotomayor2021;Chao2022;SilveiraNeto2011
,,some spatial transfer from urban manufacturing sectors to rural agricultural sectors
,bad targeting can exacerbate existing inequalities,negative effect on women's hours worked if strong household labour divisions,Alinaghi2020;Wong2019;Militaru2019
,,low-earners sometimes secondary high-income household earners while low-wage households have no earners at all
,"potential impact larger for single parents, rural/disadvantaged locations",women more affected if they make up large share of low-wage earners,Alinaghi2020;Gilbert2001;SilveiraNeto2011
labour regulation,mixed evidence for effects of labour regulation on income inequality ,with lacking institutional capabilities no effective targeting possible,Adams2015;Broadway2020;Davies2022;Dustmann2012
paid leave,evidence for significant increase in rtw after childbirth,esp. disadvantaged women benefit due to no prior employer-funded leave,Broadway2020;Dustmann2012;Davies2022
,some evidence for positive rtw effects to occur with medium-/long-term time delay,short-term exit but no long-term increase to hiring pattern discrimination,Broadway2020;Dustmann2012
,,can exacerbate existing household labour division
,mixed evidence for fixed-/short-term contracts counter-acting effect on rtw,fixed-term contracts often insufficiently covered by otherwise applicable labour regulation,Davies2022;Mun2018
collective bargaining,evidence for decreased income inequality with strong unionisation,stronger collective political power vector enables more equal redistributive policies,Alexiou2023;Cardinaleschi2019
,,"increased probability for employment on formal, standard employment contract"
,marginal evidence for increased income/representation of women/minorities in workforce/management,internal heterogeneity due to predominantly affecting median part of wage distribution,Ferguson2015;Ahumada2023
,,self-selection of people joining more unionised enterprises/organisations/sectors
,,"depending on targeting of concurrent policies can bestow more benefits on men, increasing horizontal inequalities"
workfare programmes,evidence for decrease of vertical inequality,,Whitworth2021;Li2022
,evidence for possibility of increased spatial inequalities,bad targeting increases deprivations for already job-deprived areas,Whitworth2021
,evidence for effective outcomes dependent on on prior material equalities,prior inequalities such as land ownership can lead to political capture and less effective policies,Li2022
social protection,evidence for conditional cash transfers producing short- and long-term inequality reduction,production of short-term cash influx,Debowicz2014;Standing2015
,,conditioning on school attendance can decrease educational inequalities over long-term
,mixed evidence for childcare subsidies decreasing gender inequalities,lifting credit constraints greater effect on low-income households,Hardoy2015;Debowicz2014;Clark2019;Hojman2019
,evidence for stagnating income replacement rates exacerbating existing vertical inequalities,benefit levels unlinked from wages can widen division between income groups,Wang2016
,healthcare subsidy impacts strongly dependent on correct targeting,dependence on non-participation in labour market may generate benefit trap,Carstens2018
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area of policy,findings,channels,studies
trade liberalisation,evidence for slightly negative effects on income equality,highly dependent on targeting/micro-economic factors,Xu2021;Khan2021;Liyanaarachchi2016;Rendall2013
,,increase in sectorial wage differences
,,growing income gap if transfers to low-income households do not rise with liberalisation
,evidence for reduction of absolute poverty,,Rendall2013;Liyanaarachchi2016
,mixed evidence for effect of FDI on long-term income equality,requires incentive structure to directly connect local business with outside economies,Adams2015;Xu2021
,,correctly targeted FDI can generate low-skill agricultural employment
fiscal policies,evidence for wage/firm subsidies increasing income equality,effective targeting crucial to reach disadvantaged sectors,Wang2020;Go2010;Rendall2013;Cieplinski2021
,,wage subsidy increases formal employment but can lead to wage compression
,evidence for wage/firm subsidies to reduce absolute poverty,lifting of credit constraints through income gains,Go2010
techn. change,evidence for legal contraceptive access increasing gender income equality,"educational attainment, occupational upgrading and later labour market exit",Bailey2012
infrastructure,evidence for increase in spatial equality,increased employment probability through large-scale rural energy projects,Kuriyama2021
,mixed evidence for increase of existing inequalities,elite policy capture can exacerbate existing social exclusion & disadvantages,Kuriyama2021;Stock2021
,mixed evidence for transport infrastructure effects on income inequality,deficit-/tariff-financing can exacerbate spatia inequality,Blumenberg2014;Adam2018
,,transit-rich area creation alone not enough for employment gains
access to education,evidence for increasing income equality,human capital building,Adams2015;Bailey2012;Pi2016;Suh2017;Emigh2018
,,occupational upgrading and increased probability for formal employment
,evidence for increasing gender and spatial income equality ,gendered occupational upgrading can decrease gender pay gap,Xu2021;Mukhopadhaya2003;Pi2016;Bailey2012;Suh2017
,,education alone necessary but not sufficient condition for increased FLFP
,,higher overall access but more inequal access can generate new inequalities
,evidence for increased employment equality for people with disabilities,increased employment probability and hours worked,Shepherd-Banigan2021;Gates2000;Poppen2017;Thoresen2021;Rosen2014
,,strong remaining intersectional gender inequalities require effective targeting
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Parameter Inclusion criteria Exclusion criteria
Time frame study published in or after 2000 study published before 2000
Study type primary research opinion piece, editorial, commentary, news article, literature review
Study recency most recent publication of study gray literature superseded by white literature publication
Study data evidence-based study or based on empirical approach no empirical approach or not clearly based on evidential data
Study focus effects on inequality/equality as primary outcome (dependent variable) neither inequality nor equality outcomes as dependent variable
policy measure or strategy as primary intervention (independent variable) no policy measure/strategy as intervention or relationship unclear
specifically relates to some dimension of world of work exists outside world of work for both independent and dependent variables
focus on dimension of inequality in analysis no focus on mention of inequality in analysis
1 Parameter Inclusion criteria Exclusion criteria
2 Time frame study published in or after 2000 study published before 2000
3 Study type primary research opinion piece, editorial, commentary, news article, literature review
4 Study recency most recent publication of study gray literature superseded by white literature publication
5 Study data evidence-based study or based on empirical approach no empirical approach or not clearly based on evidential data
6 Study focus effects on inequality/equality as primary outcome (dependent variable) neither inequality nor equality outcomes as dependent variable
7 policy measure or strategy as primary intervention (independent variable) no policy measure/strategy as intervention or relationship unclear
8 specifically relates to some dimension of world of work exists outside world of work for both independent and dependent variables
9 focus on dimension of inequality in analysis no focus on mention of inequality in analysis

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labour OR
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(
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own-use OR
employment OR
unpaid trainee OR
volunteer OR
other work activities OR
wage-employed OR
self-employed OR
formal work OR
informal work OR
domestic work OR
care work OR
unpaid work
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(
employment outcomes OR
labour rights OR
equality of oppoertunity OR
equality of outcome OR
labour force participationOR
labour force exit OR
job quality OR
career advancement OR
hours worked OR
wage OR
salary OR
return to work
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intervention OR
policy OR
participation OR
targeting/targeted OR
distributive OR
redistributive
)
AND
(
(
support for childcare OR
labour rights OR
minimum wage OR
collective bargaining OR
business sustainability promotion OR
work-life balance promotion OR
equal pay for work of equal value OR
removal of (discriminatory) law OR
law reformation OR
guaranteed income OR
universal basic income OR
provision of living wage OR
maternity leave
)
OR
(
cash benefits OR
services in kind OR
green transition OR
infrastructure OR
digital infrastructure OR
quality of education OR
public service improvement OR
lowering of gender segregation OR
price stability intervention OR
extended social protection scheme OR
comprehensive social protection OR
sustainable social protection OR
supported employment OR
vocational rehabilitation
)
OR
(
credit programs OR
career guidance OR
vocational guidance OR
vocational counselling OR
counteracting of stereotypes OR
commuting subsidies OR
housing mobility programs OR
encouraging re-situation/migration OR
encouraging self-advocacy OR
cognitive behavioural therapy OR
computer-assisted therapy OR
work organization OR
special transportation
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inequality OR
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characteristics
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General,Vertical,Horizontal
inequality,income,identity
barrier,Palma ratio [@DFI2023],demographic
advantaged,Gini coefficient [@DFI2023],gender
disadvantaged,Log deviation,colour
discriminated,Theil,beliefs
disparity,Atkinson,racial
horizontal inequality,class [@Kalasa2021],ethnic
vertical inequality,fertility [@Kalasa2021],migrant
,bottom percentile,spatial
,top percentile,rural
,,urban
,,mega-cities
,,small cities
,,peripheral cities
,,age
,,nationality
,,ethnicity
,,health status
,,disability
,,characteristics
1 General Vertical Horizontal
2 inequality income identity
3 barrier Palma ratio [@DFI2023] demographic
4 advantaged Gini coefficient [@DFI2023] gender
5 disadvantaged Log deviation colour
6 discriminated Theil beliefs
7 disparity Atkinson racial
8 horizontal inequality class [@Kalasa2021] ethnic
9 vertical inequality fertility [@Kalasa2021] migrant
10 bottom percentile spatial
11 top percentile rural
12 urban
13 mega-cities
14 small cities
15 peripheral cities
16 age
17 nationality
18 ethnicity
19 health status
20 disability
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General,Institutional,Structural,Agency
intervention,support for childcare [@Perez2022],cash benefits,credit programs [@Perez2022]
policy,labour rights,services in kind,career guidance
participation,minimum wage,green transition,vocational guidance [@Nevala2015]
targeting/ targeted,collective bargaining,infrastructure,vocational counselling [@Nevala2015]
distributive,business sustainability promotion,digital infrastructure,counteracting of stereotypes
redistributive,work-life balance promotion,quality of education,commuting subsidies [@Perez2022]
,equal pay for work of equal value,public service improvement,housing mobility programs [@Perez2022]
,removal of (discriminatory) law,lowering of gender segregation,encouraging re-situation/migration [@Perez2022]
,law reformation,price stability intervention,encouraging self-advocacy [@Nevala2015]
,social dialogue,extended social protection scheme,cognitive behavioural therapy [@Lettieri2017]
,guaranteed income [@Perez2022],comprehensive social protection,computer-assisted therapy [@Lettieri2017]
,universal basic income [@Perez2022],sustainable social protection,work organization [@Nevala2015]
,provision of living wage [@Perez2022],supported employment [@Lettieri2017],special transportation [@Nevala2015]
,maternity leave [@Chang2021],"vocational rehabilitation [@Silvaggi2020; @Lettieri2017]",collective action
,,unionization,
1 General Institutional Structural Agency
2 intervention support for childcare [@Perez2022] cash benefits credit programs [@Perez2022]
3 policy labour rights services in kind career guidance
4 participation minimum wage green transition vocational guidance [@Nevala2015]
5 targeting/ targeted collective bargaining infrastructure vocational counselling [@Nevala2015]
6 distributive business sustainability promotion digital infrastructure counteracting of stereotypes
7 redistributive work-life balance promotion quality of education commuting subsidies [@Perez2022]
8 equal pay for work of equal value public service improvement housing mobility programs [@Perez2022]
9 removal of (discriminatory) law lowering of gender segregation encouraging re-situation/migration [@Perez2022]
10 law reformation price stability intervention encouraging self-advocacy [@Nevala2015]
11 social dialogue extended social protection scheme cognitive behavioural therapy [@Lettieri2017]
12 guaranteed income [@Perez2022] comprehensive social protection computer-assisted therapy [@Lettieri2017]
13 universal basic income [@Perez2022] sustainable social protection work organization [@Nevala2015]
14 provision of living wage [@Perez2022] supported employment [@Lettieri2017] special transportation [@Nevala2015]
15 maternity leave [@Chang2021] vocational rehabilitation [@Silvaggi2020; @Lettieri2017] collective action
16 unionization

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General,Forms of work,Labour market outcomes
work,own-use,employment outcomes
labour,employment,labour rights
production of goods,unpaid trainee,equality of opportunity
provision of services,volunteer,equality of outcome
own-use,other work activities,labour force participation [@Pinto2021]
use by others,wage-employed,labour force exit [@Silvaggi2020]
of working age,self-employed,job quality [@Finlay2021]
for pay,formal work,career advancement [@Finlay2021]
for profit,informal work,hours worked [@Finlay2021]
remuneration,domestic work,wage
market transactions,care work,salary
,unpaid work,return to work [@Silvaggi2020]
1 General Forms of work Labour market outcomes
2 work own-use employment outcomes
3 labour employment labour rights
4 production of goods unpaid trainee equality of opportunity
5 provision of services volunteer equality of outcome
6 own-use other work activities labour force participation [@Pinto2021]
7 use by others wage-employed labour force exit [@Silvaggi2020]
8 of working age self-employed job quality [@Finlay2021]
9 for pay formal work career advancement [@Finlay2021]
10 for profit informal work hours worked [@Finlay2021]
11 remuneration domestic work wage
12 market transactions care work salary
13 unpaid work return to work [@Silvaggi2020]

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wos_combined 1643
snowballing 2198
Bishu2017 104
Chamhuri2012 10
Chang2021 23
Crowther2001 17
Curran2022 103
deGeus2022 27
Duflo2012 57
Finlay2021 108
Fortune2022 13
Hackl2018 66
Hanif2017 8
Harsh2018 22
Heymann2019 55
Kinn2014 12
Kolie2023 21
Kulkarni2022 78
Kumari2018 61
Kumari2018_included 10
Landsbergis2014 51
Lau2023 175
Lindsay2016 16
Lindsay2018a 72
McDowell2015 24
Nandi2018 114
Nevala2015 54
Nevala2015_included 11
Nevala2019 30
Perez2022 131
Pickett2015 108
Pinto2021 83
Psaki2022 63
Ravindran2012 16
Ray2017 49
Rydenfalt2020 16
Sarker2023 151
Schaap2018 53
Shaw2014 44
vanderWal2021 17
Winkel2021 88
Zeinali2021 40
1 wos_combined 1643
2 snowballing 2198
3 Bishu2017 104
4 Chamhuri2012 10
5 Chang2021 23
6 Crowther2001 17
7 Curran2022 103
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10 Finlay2021 108
11 Fortune2022 13
12 Hackl2018 66
13 Hanif2017 8
14 Harsh2018 22
15 Heymann2019 55
16 Kinn2014 12
17 Kolie2023 21
18 Kulkarni2022 78
19 Kumari2018 61
20 Kumari2018_included 10
21 Landsbergis2014 51
22 Lau2023 175
23 Lindsay2016 16
24 Lindsay2018a 72
25 McDowell2015 24
26 Nandi2018 114
27 Nevala2015 54
28 Nevala2015_included 11
29 Nevala2019 30
30 Perez2022 131
31 Pickett2015 108
32 Pinto2021 83
33 Psaki2022 63
34 Ravindran2012 16
35 Ray2017 49
36 Rydenfalt2020 16
37 Sarker2023 151
38 Schaap2018 53
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40 vanderWal2021 17
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