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– Labour markets and fiscal redistribution 1989–2014
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Inequality in the Developing World
– On the rise again
Since 1989, inequality in Mexico has risen, declined, and risen again. The evolution of labour income inequality is at the core of this pattern. To reverse the current trend of rising inequality, access to secondary and tertiary education should continue to expand, minimum wages should be increased...
As with many other developed and emerging economies, in recent decades Mexico has experienced a long-term decline in the labour income share. The decline is observed in both the share of wages in value added and in more comprehensive measures that include the labour income of the self-employed. What...
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Growth, Employment, and Poverty in Latin America
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From the book:
Falling Inequality in Latin America
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Flera länder i Latin- och Sydamerika har under det senaste decenniet infört sociala trygghetssystem för att minska den utbredda fattigdomen. Miguel NiñoZarazúa går här igenom bakgrunden till dessa reformer och vilka effekter de har fått. Fokus ligger framför allt på Progresa/Oportunidades i Mexiko...
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– Issues, Empirical Results and Programmes in Latin America
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The International Mobility of Talent
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– Evidence from a Randomized Experiment in Mexico
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Insurance Against Poverty
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Insurance Against Poverty
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– Trade Liberalization and Regional Growth in Mexico
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Spatial Inequality and Development
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– The Mexico-United States Case
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Poverty, International Migration and Asylum
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