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Global deregulation of current and capital account is often touted as successful means to reduce poverty and inequality. On the face of it, though, the evidence does not support this claim. Rising intra-country inequality is widespread, income inequality between countries grows, the absolute...
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The decline of manufacturing--and the rapid loss of manufacturing jobs--has been too readily accepted in the United States. The authors contend that the nation made choices to hasten the demise of manufacturing, but they can be partly reversed.
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Global deregulation of current and capital account is often touted as successful means to reduce poverty and inequality. On the face of it, though, the evidence does not support this claim. Rising intra-country inequality is widespread, income inequality between countries grows, the absolute...
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Global deregulation of current and capital account is often touted as successful means to reduce poverty and inequality. On the face of it, though, the evidence does not support this claim. Rising intra-country inequality is widespread, income inequality between countries grows, the absolute...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10008611459