It then explores ways in which location, ethnidty, gender or age may have shaped disparities in well-being outcomes. While recent growth performance has been assodated with an increase in household consumption and a remarkable decline in consumption poverty, there are important questions about overall income inequality, distribution of income growth and the employment content of growth. The OECD defines inclusive growth in broad terms encompassing not only fair distribution of income growth, but also shared progress in other non-income dimensions of well-being.