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implications for our understanding of inequality, poverty, inclusivity of growth and development, world economic welfare, and the … poverty has declined greatly but by others it has hardly declined at all, even over the fifty years. The global middle class …
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Confronting theoretical and empirical literature on the relationship between growth, inequality and poverty, this paper …-poorness (the bias in favor of the poor), all the sources of poverty reduction and the policies implications. The weak versus strong … class or a progressive growth, calling for redistribution policies and limiting the scope of growth. The poverty …
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This paper is a review of the post-war literature on income distribution and development. It argues that the literature has cycled from one consensus to another, responding to emerging policy issues and new analysis. On the basis of the review, the paper identifies five areas that will command...
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This paper undertakes an assessment of the evolution of inequality in the distribution of consumption expenditure in India over the last quarter-century, from 1983 to 2009-10, employing data available in the quinquennial 'thick' surveys of the National Sample Survey Office. We find that...
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Recent development literature has placed priority on poverty reduction, and on possible growth enhancement from a more … than distribution neutral. In that context, this paper explores the relationship among growth, inequality and poverty, and … neutral path (‘trickle down’) for reducing poverty; 2) a redistributive growth path is always superior if a country’s per …
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Europe aims at combining income growth with improvements in social cohesion as measured by income and health inequalities. We show that, theoretically, both aims can be reconciled only under very specific conditions concerning the type of growth and the income responsiveness of health. We...
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This paper examines how inequality could be tackled through structural transformation using unit record data from the Demographic and Health Surveys (DHS) for Africa. Results suggest inequality between countries tends to be higher when the share of labor employed or value-added in the...
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This chapter investigates how household income, income inequality, and poverty among urban residents in China have … growing more rapidly. The trend whereby fewer persons in urban China have incomes that are lower than the poverty line … continued. This also applied to the number of people falling below the relative poverty line. …
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This paper aims to analyze the wealth inequality in Bulgaria during the period Q4.2005- Q2.2015, using two types of gross wealth Gini coefficients, derived through households' bank deposits and bank loans cumulative distributions. Bank deposits, as a major form of financial wealth for Bulgarian...
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unequally distributed as in 1997. -- Pro-Poor Growth ; Inequality ; Welfare Measurement ; Multidimensionality of Poverty ; Latin …
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