Global Inequality and Poverty during the Second Half of the Twenty Century
Hernández Veleros, Zeus Salvador
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Hernández Veleros, Zeus Salvador
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This paper takes into account the populations and per capita gross domestic product of 145 different economies in order to analyze global inequality and poverty. We find a slight decrease in some indices of global inequality for the calculations of 1950 and those of 2000 but insufficient to be statistically significant; however, with other inequality and poverty measures we see that they increased during these 51 years.
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This paper takes into account the populations and per capita gross domestic product of 145 different economies in order to analyze global inequality and poverty. We find a slight decrease in some indices of global inequality for the calculations of 1950 and those of 2000 but insufficient to be statistically significant; however, with other inequality and poverty measures we see that they increased during these 51 years.
Key concepts: Poverty, Inequality, Gross domestic product, Per capita, Economics, Gini coefficient, Income inequality metrics, Development economics