Interregional distribution of global income, 1960-1995.
The central objective of our applied research project is to examine the trends in the geographical distribution of global income during 1960-1995. That is, we look at the share of global income accruing to each continent and sub-region, and compare the levels and growth rates of their GDP per capita...
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| Format: | Final Year Project (FYP) |
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2008
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10356/10831 |
| Summary: | The central objective of our applied research project is to examine the trends in the geographical distribution of global income during 1960-1995. That is, we look at the share of global income accruing to each continent and sub-region, and compare the levels and growth rates of their GDP per capita. Our data set is derived mainly from the Penn World Tables, version 5.6. A total of 162 countries and territories are included in our sample. |
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