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The authors compare trends in per capita private consumption, social sector indicators, and government spending in the social sectors, between countries that received Bank adjustment loans and countries that did not. They point out that there is little reason to believe that the poor are being...
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consistent with the observed patterns in poverty and inequality. …
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This paper explores the relationship between growth rates and changes in welfare, using alternative procedures for measuring growth. The Bank and other organizations often compute growth rates by fitting a least-squares linear trend line to the logarithmic values of economic indicators for a...
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most vulnerable groups in the society, it is important to understand the nature of poverty and income inequality. The … author addresses the following questions: What is the extent of income inequality and is it increasing? How can observed … changes in inequality be explained? Is the burden of income tax evenly distributed across the population? The Ukranian data …
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