Confronting theoretical and empirical literature on the relationship between growth, inequality and poverty, this paper aimed at suggesting a suitable conception of pro-poor growth for development studies focusing on the true test of pro-poorness (the bias in favor of the poor), all the sources...

This paper aims at investigating the structural impacts of sector components of value added and employment on pro poor growth in central African countries between 1994 and 2019. It uses income of lowest 20% and the vast majority income as measures of pro poor growth. The results show that growth...