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Income Disparity and Social Instability in Chinaot been fairly distributed. People with the requisite ability and blessed with opportunities have become prosperous while the disadvantaged have been condemned to poor living conditions. Regions with better initial conditions have achieved rapid development, while development in the other regions ha

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Income Inequality and Uncertain Democracy in Thailandxist analysis focuses upon growing inequality among classes to explain revolution and the demise of capitalism, while other analyses have seen, on the contrary, a positive association between liberal parliamentary democracy, economic growth and equality. On the theoretical side, an impetus to resear

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Economic Growth, Income Inequality and Social and Political Unrest in the Philippineshe economic consequences. The political situation in the Philippines continues to lack stability even after the debacle of the Marcos regime and the restoration of public order. Economic stagnation which stemmed from the political turmoil, has persisted more than 10 years. What, then, is the backgro

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The Political Economy of Income Inequality in the United Statest of wealth-holding elite. In between are the middle Americans who enjoy varying degrees of relative affluence, which in recent years has, however, been diminishing in size in the context of increasing bipolarization of the society. The widening gap between rich and poor and the persistent poverty i

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Reflections and Retrospecturse, no succinct ‘summary and conclusions’ can readily be drawn from studies which, while addressing themselves to similar themes and questions, differ somewhat in perspective and approach. But this is to be expected where themes tread on the territory of the economist, sociologist and political sc

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