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Exiting Belindia? Lesson from the Recent Decline in Income Inequality in Brazil

2012

Lopez-Calva, Luis F. | Rocha, Sonia

AGROVOC Keywords
accounting cash transfers col economic conditions economic growth economic policies employment extreme poverty growth rate household income household surveys illiteracy income income distribution income tax macroeconomics mathematics nutrition occupations pensions poverty reduction productivity retirement rural areas salaries sanitation social policies social security targeting wages
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World Bank, Washington, DC
Other Subjects
Rising inequality; Personal income; Rural area; Average change; Income levels; Rural; Counterfactual; Wage policy; Development outcomes; Middle income; Income gains; Significant impact; Average incomes; Differences in income; Income inequalities; Rents; Targeted transfers; Social transfers; Rural workers; Adverse impact; Reducing inequality; Rural inequality; Demographic changes; Unskilled labor; Significance level; Economic reforms; Unpaid workers; Per capita incomes; Social assistance; Increasing share; Capital gains; Equitable income distribution; Mean income; Gini index; Redistributive impact; Observed changes; Political scientists; Structural reforms; Labor incomes; Poverty changes; Political instability; Poor; Positive impact; Empirical evidence; Rural beneficiaries; Skilled labor; Decreasing inequality; Income group; Wage distribution; Cash transfer programs; Access to services; Human development; Skilled workers; Poor growth; Incomes; Growth rates; Declining inequality; Labor market policies; Macroeconomic environment; Minimum level; Poor children; Policy objective; Servants; Growth component; Poor families; Inequality levels; Annual change; Labor market segmentation; Annual growth; Redistributive effects; Gini coefficient; Inequality reduction; Public policy; Sector employees; Advisers; Income inequality; Impact on poverty; Family incomes; Inequality index; Financial crisis; Policy reforms; Drivers; Household per capita income; Social security programs; Labor income; Wage increases; Social programs; Labor force; Equitable distribution; International comparisons; Gdp; Macroeconomic instability; Income disparities; Macro policy; Social policy; Negative impact; Minimum wage; Labor market; Income share; Wellbeing; Average income; Wage differentials; Concentration coefficients; Poverty gap; Well-being; Public transfers; Poverty reducing; Family income; Income growth; Relative importance; Gradual increase; Regional differences; Gini coefficients; Employment of women; Demographic factors; Earning; Clerks; Distribution of income; Household incomes; Macroeconomic stability; Income variables; Policy options; Income groups; Signaling effect; Income countries; Positive effect; Poverty rate; Interventions; Salary; Income differentials
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2014-09-15
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