Income Inequality, Development, and Dualism: Results from an Unbalanced Cross-National Panel

François Nielsen · Arthur S. Alderson

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Les AA. etudient les relations entre inegalites en matiere de revenu et le developpement economique a partir de donnees internationales collectees entre 1952 et 1988 et concernant 88 pays. Ils montrent que ce type de relation suit la courbe en forme de U inverse du modele de Simon Kuznets. Ils examinent un certain nombre de variables susceptibles d'expliquer ce type de relation : le developpement de l'industrie, celui de l'agriculture, celui du systeme educatif, la situation demographique. Ces facteurs exercent une influence importante sur les inegalites de revenu

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