Análisis de la posibilidad de eliminar el exceso de desigualdad mediante la redistribución del ingreso by Matvey Sergeevich Guslyakov, Lada Victorovna Progunova, Tatiana Vladimirovna Ermoshina, Svetlana Vladimirovna Bogatyreva

“…The optimal level of income inequality implies that there is a level of income inequality that maximizes economic growth. …”
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Assessment of redistribution policies in Singapore by Ang, Xin Rui, Cham, Zhi An, Peh, Earl Hao Kien

“…Singapore is recognised as one of the richest countries in the world. However, income inequality has continued to exacerbate in recent years, with the country ranking 107 out of 158 countries based on the Commitment to Reducing Inequality Index (Inequality Index, 2020). …”
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Is Tanzania's economic growth leaving the poor behind? A nonlinear autoregressive distributed lag assessment. by Valensi Corbinian Kyara, Mohammad Mafizur Rahman, Rasheda Khanam

“…Besides, in the short-run, the Granger causality test supported the feedback hypothesis between economic growth and consumption expenditure, and the unidirectional hypothesis from income inequality and unemployment to consumption expenditure. …”
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THE MACROECONOMIC DRIVERS OF HOUSEHOLD DEBT-TO-INCOME RATIO: AN EVIDENCE FROME THE OECD COUNTRIES by Piotr Bolibok

“…It is also plausible that a positive impact of income inequality on household indebtedness might be largely limited geographically as it reverses when a larger set of countries is examined.…”
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Differentiation of Population Incomes and the Role of Antimonopoly Regulation in Reducing the Threat of Economic Security by K. A. Kudryavtsev

“…The article discusses the differentiation of incomes of the population as a threat to economic security and determines the possibility of using anti-monopoly regulation tools to reduce household monetary expenditures in order to level income inequality. The study analyzes the level of income inequality in the world and in Russia. …”
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Per Capita Income Convergence among Provinces in China by Di Wang, Zhimin Wang, Yuying Xie

“… One increasingly important political and economic challenge of China's economy is income inequality. In the past two decades, a series of regulations and policies were enacted to promote its economic growth and reduce income inequality. …”
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Per Capita Income Convergence among Provinces in China by Di Wang, Zhimin Wang, Yuying Xie

“… One increasingly important political and economic challenge of China's economy is income inequality. In the past two decades, a series of regulations and policies were enacted to promote its economic growth and reduce income inequality. …”
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Per Capita Income Convergence among Provinces in China by Di Wang, Zhimin Wang, Yuying Xie

“… One increasingly important political and economic challenge of China's economy is income inequality. In the past two decades, a series of regulations and policies were enacted to promote its economic growth and reduce income inequality. …”
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Spatial Inequality and Development

“…Papers focus on regional output differences in international perspective; local inequality in Ecuador, Madagascar, and Mozambique; how age structure and returns to experience affect the income dynamics and convergence of Brazilian regions; adverse geography and differences in welfare in Peru; market size, linkages, and productivity in Japanese regions; evidence from China on whether externalities play an important role in rural development; a regional analysis of poverty, inequality, and growth in Indonesia, 1984-99; the evolution of income inequality and poverty in Africa and the role of economic policy reforms, the remoteness of many poor Africans, and risk in explaining the observed trends; trade liberalization and regional growth in Mexico; international trade, location, and wage inequality in China; spatial inequality for manufacturing wages in five African countries; regional poverty and income inequality in Central and Eastern Europe; and inequality and poverty dynamics across Russian regions. …”

Inequality and real income growth for middle-and low-income households across rich countries in recent decades by Nolan, B, Thewissen, S

“…This variation is seen to be only modestly related to the extent to which income inequality rose, which itself is more varied across the rich countries than is often appreciated. …”

The economic antecedents of human well being: a pooled mean group estimation of dynamic heterogeneous panel by Rasiah, R. R. V., Habibullah, Muzafar Shah, Baharom, A. H.

“…The results show evidence that income and unemployment have a favourable impact on happiness, while happiness is hindered by inflation and income inequality. Surprisingly, the study revealed that institutional quality is not a significant antecedent of happiness. …”
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Impact of Recent Migration and Local Income Disparity: Does Time Variying Imply? by Moh Najikhul Fajri, Nurul Istifadah, Siti Munawaroh, Backtiar Putra Pratama

“…Temporary migration is one part of the potential for income inequality in the region. On this basis, this study aims to examine the effect of temporary migration on income disparity. …”
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A Mathematical Approach to Optimize Security Crisis Management and Strengthen National Defense in DKI Jakarta Province by Anatansyah Ayomi Anandari, Achmad Farid Wadjdi, Gentio Harsono

“…Historical and current data on security, education, employment, income inequality, and the economy were collected for analysis. …”
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Household Indebtedness in the European Union Countries: Going Beyond the Mainstream Interpretation by Ricardo Barradas, Inês Tomás

“…This paper estimates a model according to which the household indebtedness depends on seven mainstream and non-mainstream macroeconomic causes, namely housing prices, financial asset prices, personal income inequality, the households’ labour income, welfare state expenditures, the working-age population and interest rates. …”
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Sharing the Growth Dividend: Analysis of Inequality in Asia by Sonali Jain-Chandra, Tidiane Kinda, Kalpana Kochhar, Shi Piao, Johanna Schauer

“…This paper focusses on income inequality in Asia, its drivers and policies to combat it. …”
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THE MACROECONOMIC DRIVERS OF HOUSEHOLD DEBT-TO-INCOME RATIO: AN EVIDENCE FROME THE OECD COUNTRIES by Piotr Bolibok

“…It is also plausible that a positive impact of income inequality on household indebtedness might be largely limited geographically as it reverses when a larger set of countries is examined.…”
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The Effects of Poverty, Inequality and Environmental Pollution on Health in Developed and Developing Countries by Sara Montazeri, Alireza Jorjorzadeh, Mehdi Basirat

“…The result of tests suggest that  fixed effects model for estimating health regression for developing countries is an appropriate one which  shows that poverty and different indicators of pollution as well as income inequality have negative effect on health index (child mortality rate) and education index has a positive effect on the health in this countries .The results also show that in developed countries environmental pollution indices , income inequality index and urbanization rate have a negative and significant effect on health index and per capita health expenditure has a positive effect on the health of people in this countries.…”
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The impact of the provincial minimum wage on environmental quality in indonesia by Siti Aminatul Ahadiyah, Andryan Setyadharma

“…This research aims to determine the relationship between provincial minimum wages, poverty, unemployment, and income inequality to the environmental quality index (EQI). …”
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Applying the Multilevel Approach in Estimation of Income Population Differences by Venera Timiryanova, Dina Krasnoselskaya, Natalia Kuzminykh

“…Income inequality remains one of the most burning issues discussed in the world. …”
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Predicting the effect of factors affecting economic growth of Iran with the approach of time-varying parameters -dynamic model averaging by Sanaz Rahimi Kahkashi, Omid Ali Adeli, Mohammad Hasan Maleki, Soheil Roudari

“…The results showed that in Iran's economy, the variables of current government expenditures, tax revenues, income inequality, household consumption expenditures, and domestic investment are the most important variables affecting economic growth. …”
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