See also Jones and Klenow (2010) for a summary statistic for nations’ flow of welfare. On income inequality see Chapter 5 of Going/or Growth 2012 (OECD, 2012a), OECD (2011a) and OECD (2008a), on green growth see OECD (2011c), de Serres et al (2010) and OECD (2008b), on fiscal and current account balances see Chapter 1 and Chapter 5 of Going for Growth 2011 (OECD, 2011e) and Kerdrain et al. ( These difficulties notwithstanding, an attempt to assess the redistributive impact of in-kind transfers can be found in Chapter 9 of OECD (2011a). Given that such a policy may also strengthen the attachment to the labour market of individuals at higher risk of being unemployed - improving thereby their human capital development and career progression - the effect on inequality may not be so clear from a life-time perspective. The statistical data for Israel are supplied by and under the responsibility of the relevant Israeli authorities. For an extensive discussion of the trade-off between higher overall employment rates and higher wage dispersion brought about by less generous unemployment benefit replacement rates, declining union coverage and lower minimum-to-median wage rates, see OECD (2011a).