Fifty-seven euros in Luxembourg. Eighteen euros and twenty cents in Greece.
The same European Union. The same single market. The same twenty-four hours in a day. So why can an hour of work be worth three times as much depending on where you were born?
In this second episode of Inequity, we trace the roots of European inequalities: geography, social class, and generation. We discuss wages, productivity, and bargaining powe but above all, housing because a wage isn't measured solely in euros, but in what it actually allows you to buy.
An episode about money, work, and housing. But above all, about a much simpler question: what does Europe actually guarantee us when we didn't choose where we were born?
Inequity is a podcast that chooses to slow down.
Two voices. Two European perspectives.
A shared conviction: understanding is, in itself, a form of action.
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