Journal Issue: Inequality in Latin America and the Caribbean
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International Policy Centre for Inclusive Growth
United Nations Development Programme
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Desigualdade na América Latina e no Caribe
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At a recent conference in Rio de Janeiro, the keynote speaker reflected back on economist A.B. Atkinson’s 1997 Presidential Address to Britain’s Royal Economic Society, titled “Bringing Income Distribution in from the Cold.” According to the speaker, income distribution — and in particular inequality — was not merely back in from the cold but had actually become a very “hot” issue in development discourse after years of relative neglect.
Em conferência recente no Rio de Janeiro, o seu orador principal relembrou o discurso
Em conferência recente no Rio de Janeiro, o seu orador principal relembrou o discurso