Globalization, global income inequality and poverty

Bigman, D.; Amerongen, E. van

Globalization, global income inequality and poverty

2002

Bigman, D. | Amerongen, E. van

In an evaluation of the globalization process of the past two decades, proponents of globalization cannot ignore the very negative experience of the majority of the developing countries and the lessons that must be drawn in order to improve their living standards in the years ahead

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developing countries economic growth globalization income income distribution living standards niveau de vie nivel de vida pobreza poverty renta revenu

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p. 70-72

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Pauvrete; Croissance economique; Repartition des revenus; Paises en desarrollo; Distribucion del ingreso; Crecimiento economico; Pays en developpement

Language

English

Note

Amerongen E. van (ed.) challenge of global chains : integrating developing countries into international chains, a potential risk or an opportunity?. Wageningen Academic Publishers : Wageningen, 2002. - 91 p. ISBN 9076998159; paper; Tab.

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Globalization, global income inequality and poverty

2002

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