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Top income share and economic growth linear and non-linear effects

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  • Charpe, Matthieu.

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Examines the empirical literature on inequality and growth, showing that the relationship is non-linear for different time periods. Suggests that inequality is more harmful in homogenous societies where inequality levels are low.

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  • Charpe, Matthieu., 2017. "Top income share and economic growth linear and non-linear effects," ILO Working Papers 994956393002676, International Labour Organization.
    • Handle: RePEc:ilo:ilowps:994956393002676
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    income distribution; economic development;

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