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Income inequality is the result of complex processes with multiple interacting driving forces but understanding those drivers in emerging economies is particularly difficult because of data and analytical challenges. While most middle-income countries produce comprehensive household surveys these...
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As with many other developed and emerging economies, in recent decades Mexico has experienced a long-term decline in the labour income share. In other words, wages have decreased compared with other sources of income such as capital income. The share of wages in total income has fallen from about 40...
Journal Article
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– Analyzing income distribution changes for the case of Mexico
Part of Journal Special Issue
Inequality
Blog
Rachel M. Gisselquist There is much to commend in the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) as we approach their target deadline of 2015. In addition to the major improvements achieved in poverty, health, and education, the establishment of a set of worldwide targets, and their incorporation by...
Journal Article
– 1940-2000
Part of Journal Special Issue
Symposium on Spatial Inequality in Latin America
Journal Article
Part of Journal Special Issue
Developing Countries in the WTO Regime
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