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at a level similar to market inequality in other parts of the world, but net inequality (after taxes and transfers) is at …
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. Large net foreign asset holders including China, Saudi Arabia, Switzerland, Japan and Germany, suffered significant losses …
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Global current account imbalances widened before the 2007/2008 crisis and have narrowed since. While the post-crisis adjustment of European current account deficits was in line with global developments (though more forceful), European current account surpluses defied global trends and increased....
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real-time data is slightly lower than the revision in World Bank estimates and much lower than International Monetary Fund …
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positive GDP growth of China, which suggests that within-country inequality in the world's most populous country might have not …
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Ensuring prosperity and fairness is a dual challenge with major policy implications. Using various micro datasets, Work Package 5 of the MICROPROD project (https:// www.microprod.eu/) made significant contributions to our understanding of the distributive implications of trade and technological...
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