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Breaking Out of Inequality Traps : Political Economy Considerations

This note is based on presentations and comments by Francois Bourguignon, Frances Stewart, Leonard Wantchekon, and Nancy Birdsall (chair) at the 2008 PREM Conference session on political economy of inequality: implications for inclusive growth and...

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Main Authors: Fritz, Verena, Katayama, Roy, Simler, Kenneth
Language:English
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:
ACCESS TO INFRASTRUCTURE
ACCESS TO SERVICES
ADVISORY SERVICE
AFFIRMATIVE ACTION
ANTIDISCRIMINATION
CORRUPTION
DEVELOPED COUNTRIES
DISCRIMINATION
DISTRIBUTION OF OPPORTUNITIES
DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACT
ECONOMIC GROWTH
ECONOMIC INEQUALITY
ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION
EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITIES
EQUITABLE ACCESS
ETHNIC LINES
EVALUATION DESIGN
EXCLUSION
EXPERIMENTAL IMPACT EVALUATION
FAMILIES
GENDER
GENDER INEQUALITY
GROUP INEQUALITIES
HIGH INEQUALITY
IMPACT ANALYSIS
INCOMES
INEQUALITIES
INEQUALITY
INEQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITIES
INEQUALITY TRAP
INEQUALITY TRAPS
INTERVENTIONS
LATRINES
LAWS
LEVELS OF INEQUALITY
MINORITY GROUP
PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION
POLICY INTERVENTIONS
POLICY OBJECTIVE
POLICY OPTIONS
POLITICAL ECONOMY
POLITICAL ECONOMY CONSIDERATIONS
POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS
POLITICAL POWER
POLITICAL STABILITY
POVERTY MEASURES
POVERTY REDUCTION
PRIMARY EDUCATION
PROGRAMS
PUBLIC ECONOMICS
PUBLIC GOODS
PUBLIC SCHOOLS
REDISTRIBUTIVE POLICIES
SOCIAL CAPITAL
SOCIAL CONFLICT
SOCIAL MOBILITY
TARGETING
TAX BURDEN
TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE
TOTAL INEQUALITY
UNIVERSAL ACCESS
VILLAGES
WAGES
WELL-BEING
WILL
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2008/10/10079295/breaking-out-inequality-traps-political-economy-considerations
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11137
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Summary:This note is based on presentations and comments by Francois Bourguignon, Frances Stewart, Leonard Wantchekon, and Nancy Birdsall (chair) at the 2008 PREM Conference session on political economy of inequality: implications for inclusive growth and focuses on actions that the World Bank may pursue to promote more inclusive growth.

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