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Did Trade Openness Affect Income Distribution in Latin America? Evidence for the Years 1980?2010

Claudia Sámano, Miguel Székely

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This paper offers a medium-term perspective for analysing the trade openness–inequality relationship in Latin America. We present three contributions. The first is that we assemble a database on income distribution indicators systematically estimated fr

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This paper offers a medium-term perspective for analysing the trade openness–inequality relationship in Latin America. We present three contributions. The first is that we assemble a database on income distribution indicators systematically estimated fr

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This paper offers a medium-term perspective for analysing the trade openness–inequality relationship in Latin America. We present three contributions. The first is that we assemble a database on income distribution indicators systematically estimated fr

Key concepts: Openness to experience, Latin Americans, Income distribution, Distribution (mathematics), Perspective (graphical), Affect (linguistics), Economics, Inequality

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