capital falls in the diversified regime. Also, there exists constant level of between group income inequality in the imitation …-only and innovation-only regimes. However, wage and income inequality between skilled and unskilled human capital rises as an … economy bridges its gap from the world technology frontier. There exists constant level of income inequality within skilled …

This paper investigates the effect of inequality on economic growth in nondemocratic regimes. We provide a model where … citizens' wealth, but faces a high probability of losing power due to low public support. We show that inequality affects the … ruler's trade-off between his or her expropriation of citizens' wealth and hold on power. Larger inequality among citizens …

growth, and urban equity measured by urban poverty and inequality in India. In addition, it reviews the different urban … of urbanization is associated with higher economic growth, lower level of poverty and higher extent of inequality in … higher share of national GDP by reducing urban poverty and inequality. …

identical to those of non-poor. Shortly, between 2001 and 2007, there was a significant reduction in inequality in urban area …

urban inequality, a reduction in urban poverty, and a lower level of overall inclusive growth of a city. …

In this paper, we address the issue of how education affected income inequality in twentieth-century Africa. Three … channels are identified through which education may affect income inequality. First, an increase in the average educational … level is correlated with an increase in average income, which, ceteris paribus, reduces inequality. Second, a reduction in …

economic growth and income inequality with special focus on the role of credit market imperfections in shaping the linkage. The … inequality and economic growth. Countries in the region with high financial intermediation tend to grow more as compare to low …

is measured by the estimation of poverty, inequality and pro-poorness. The paper suggests that the upcoming ―Smart cities …

. One, more “European”, or “social/Christian/democratic” is that too much inequality is morally hard to accept and also bad …, economic inequality is not a reason for concern, that it is inevitable (reflecting varying endowments of individuals) and in …