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).