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  1. Imagine there's no country
    poverty, inequality, and growth in the era of globalization
    Autor*in: Bhalla, Surjit S.
    Erschienen: 2002
    Verlag:  Institute for International Economics, Washington, DC

    Standort:
    Leibniz-Fachhochschule Hannover, Bibliothek
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    Hochschulbibliothek Friedensau
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    Online-Ressource
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    EBS Universität für Wirtschaft und Recht, EBS Law School, Bibliothek
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    Sprache: Englisch
    Medientyp: Ebook
    Format: Online
    ISBN: 1281181714; 9781281181718
    Schlagworte: Poverty; Income distribution; Globalization
    Umfang: Online-Ressource (xix, 248 p), ill
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    Includes bibliographical references (p. 225-234) and index

    ""Cover""; ""Contents""; ""Preface""; ""Acknowledgments""; ""Section I Received Wisdom on Poverty, Inequality, and Growth""; ""Chapter 1 Overview: New Results on Poverty, Inequality, and the Growth in the Era of Globalization""; ""The Issues""; ""The Framework and the Data""; ""A Bird's Eye View""; ""A More Detailed Overview""; ""Results on Absolute Poverty""; ""Results on Propoor Growth""; ""Has Globalization Worsened Inequality?""; ""Has Globalization Been Good for Poor People?""; ""Research and Monopolies""; ""Chapter 2 The Pattern of Economic Growth 1950-2000""

    ""Data and Methods of Estimating Growth""""Global Levels of Income and Growth""; ""Globalization: Divergence""; ""Evidence of Convergence or Divergence""; ""Chapter 3 Inequality as We Know It""; ""Measuring Inequality""; ""Measuring Intertemporal Inequality""; ""Simple Inequality Mathematics""; ""Inequality: Kuznets Curve and Data Requirements""; ""Recent Evidence on Country Inequality""; ""The Evidence Once Again""; ""Tests of Inequality Change""; ""Elasticity of Connection, 1960-2000""; ""Country-Level Inequality""; ""Toward Individual Inequality Estimates""; ""Individual Inequality""

    ""Summing Up: The Facts as We Know Them""""Chapter 4 Poverty as We Are Told It Is""; ""Defining and Measuring Absolute Poverty""; ""Poverty in the United States""; ""The World Bank Enters the Poverty Arena""; ""First Absolute Poverty Line, Estimates, and Forecasts""; ""The Search for an Absolute Absolute Measure""; ""Rediscovering the 1-a-Day Poverty Line""; ""The Poverty Line Reduced""; ""Evolving World Bank Definitions of Poverty""; ""Section II Discussion of Knowledge on Poverty, Inequality, and Growth and Analysis of Data and Methodologies""; ""Chapter 5 Taking Stock of the Facts""

    ""The Global Pie, 1960-2000""""Inequality Trends""; ""Poverty Trends""; ""Not Propoor Growth""; ""Is the Conventional Wisdom Correct?""; ""Facts and Figures""; ""The Importance of Data""; ""Duck and Smell Tests to Differeniate""; ""Experts Debate""; ""Elasticity of the Gini with Growth""; ""Poverty ""Smell"" Tests""; ""The Need for Alternative Studies""; ""Chapter 6 Recounting Poor People""; ""Definitions and Methods""; ""Using Different PPP Exchange Rates""; ""Differences between World Bank Consumption and Official PPPs""; ""All Indians Were Dead in 1950, or 1960""

    ""Chapter 7 Surveys and National Accounts: Can a Choice Be Made?""""What Is the Problem?""; ""There Is a Problem Even in the United States""; ""In Defense of Surveys""; ""What Happened to the Survey/National Accounts Ratio?""; ""Unintended Consequences of Moving to Survey Means""; ""Do National Accounts Estimates Have Problems?""; ""Choosing between Surveys and National Accounts""; ""By How Much Do Rich People Understate Expenditures?""; ""Estimating Undercoverage of Rich People""; ""The SAP 1.50 Poverty Line""; """"Smell"" Tests for Indian Poverty Estimates""

    ""Should Surveys or National Accounts Be Used? Or Both?""