Titlebook: Work, Income and Inequality; Payments Systems in Frances Stewart (Fellow of Somerville College and Book 1983 Frances Stewart 1983 equalit

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The Influence of the Urban Informal Sector on Economic Inequality,secular income structure, widening inequality in the early phases of transition from pre-industrial to industrial economies, becoming stabilised for a while and narrowing inequality in the later phases. This behaviour is expected as the result both of a greater degree of inequality and of higher inc

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Distributive Regimes under Public Enterprise: a Case Study of the Bangladesh Experience,istributive mechanism. This perhaps stems from the somewhat axiomatic assumption that the extension of public enterprise is itself an expression of the redistributive intentions of a regime. This chapter attempts to focus discussion on the assumptions behind the use of the PE instrument and to see h

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Economic Distribution and Rural Development in China: the Legacy of the Maoist Era,arrest of the Shanghai radical group in late 1976. Since then, important policy changes have taken place affecting all areas of socioeconomic life, including many aspects of rural economic distribution. Since the precise impact of the new policies and institutions is still hard to assess, this chapt

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Collective Agriculture in Soviet Central Asia,present national boundaries were drawn in the decade following the Soviet Revolution. Although the criteria of delimitation were linguistic and cultural each of the republics is in reality today a multinational entity. The region consists of four republics: Uzbekistan (14.5 million people in 1977),

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Rent-capitalism and Unequal Development in the Middle East: the Case of Iran,temple-states both in Egypt and Mesopotamia and has persevered with slight changes and adaptions until our times. The theory of rent-capitalism is well suited for between organisation of production, system of payment, income distribution and employment.

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Collective Agriculture in Soviet Central Asia,ilometres. The average population density of 19 per square kilometre is misleading. Vast parts of the region consist of desert or mountains where very few people live. In the fertile river basin the density of population frequently exceeds 200 per square kilometre.

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Payments Systems and Third World Development: some Conclusions,terminants of access to work and therefore of employment, and of the income generated by work and therefore of income distribution. As a form of shorthand we have described the set of rules and institutions which determine access to work and income as the ‘payments system’..