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UNU-WIDER 2006

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A teenager wears torn rubber boots in a muddy local market in Bac Ha, Viet Nam. As of 2005 figures, half the world population—more than 3 billion people–is estimated to live on less than USD 2.50 a day. Bac Ha, Viet Nam. UN Photo/Kibae Park.

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Title (click to see full details)	Author	Download	Year
The Human Dimensions of the Global Development Process in the Early Part of the 21st Century: Critical Trends and New Challenges	Mihály Simai		2006
Human Capital and Wage Determination in Different Ownerships, 1989-97	Xing Chunbing		2006
How Should We Measure Global Poverty in a Changing World?	Lars Osberg and Kuan Xu		2006
Household Wealth in Latin America	Florencia Torche and Seymour Spilerman		2006
Household Financial Assets in the Process of Development	Patrick Honohan		2006
Health Improvements and Health Inequality during the Last 40 Years	Giovanni Andrea Cornia and Leonardo Menchini		2006
Global Mobility of Talent from a Perspective of New Industrial Policy: Open Migration Chains and Diaspora Networks	Yevgeny Kuznetsov and Charles Sabel		2006
Globalization and the Urban Poor in China	Yin Zhang and Guanghua Wan		2006
Globalization and Rural Poverty: A Perspective from a Social Observatory in the Philippines	Yujiro Hayami		2006
Globalization and Regional Income Inequality: Empirical evidence from within China	Guanghua Wan, Ming Lu, and Zhao Chen		2006