Caroline Lakin, author of the report, said inequality of income was coming off a 1990 peak when the income of the richest households was 23 times that of the poorest.
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It is possible for the Gini coefficient of a developing country to rise ( due to increasing inequality of income ) while the number of people in absolute poverty decreases.
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The new taxes aim to increase revenues, limit inequalities of income and control the many Cubans who have left state jobs to work for themselves over the past two years.
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That has long been the word from Republican conservatives, who view the current hand-wringing over inequality of income as a distraction from the issue of getting the economy into higher gear.
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One of the more audacious assertions made by some serious economists in recent years is that the growing inequality of incomes in America has produced greater incentives to work hard and create new businesses.
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Modern capitalist society seems so imbued with a feeling of guilt over the existing inequality of income that almost everyone believes in the desirability not only of higher wages, but of much higher wages.
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They also aim to limit growing inequalities of income and to impose greater control over the hundreds of thousands of Cubans who have left state jobs to work for themselves over the past two years.
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It should be easy to separate elements intrinsic to capitalism, such as private property and markets, without immediately alleging non-intrinsic, but perhaps empirical characteristics, such as exploitation or commoditization of labor, inequality of income distribution, etc.
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If a country with high inequality of incomes has an average per capita income of $ 1 a day, and if all income inequalities are removed completely, per capita income will still be $ 1 a day.
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"Inter-Regional Variations in the Degree of Inequality of Income Distribution : The United Kingdom ", 1949-65 as P J Devine Journal of The Manchester School of Economic & Social Studies, 1969, vol . 37, issue 2, pages 141-59
