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詞匯

Introduction: Themes and Challengesase in inequality in the 1980s (Chapter 3 in this volume). Although among the emerging democracies in the developing world income inequality appears relatively less severe in the newly industrialized and industrializing countries in Asia, the levels of inequality seem to have risen despite their rapid economic growth even in those countries.

不可知論

Economic Growth, Income Inequality and Social and Political Unrest in the Philippinesendence on the export of commercial crops; a substantial economic gap between the rich and the poor which has long persisted; and a balance of payments deficit since independence. These characteristics may help account for the present stagnant economy and continued social instability.

Aboveboard

政府

Reflections and Retrospectactical difficulties of measuring income distribution and, even more elusive, the difficulty of defining in any measurable way what we understand by ‘political structure’. A lesson to be drawn from the volume is the danger of any simplistic assertion of the relationships between economic growth, distribution and political forms.

REP

humectant

amplitude

犬儒主義者

變化無常

大廳

Income Distribution, Regionalism and Sociopolitical Instability in Koreaown that Korea’s income distribution has improved steadily since the late 1970s. However, according to various nationwide surveys conducted through the early 1990s, the majority of Korean people did not feel that income had been equitably distributed, nor did they perceive that income distribution h