Title: Economic Integration, Inequality and Growth: theory and comparative assessment

Abstract: In every respect, the world economy is far more integrated today than in 1980, the conventional year used to mark the beginning of the current globalization. Such growing economic, social, political and cultural integration is to a large extent the result of endogenous changes in the field of transport, information, and telecommunication technologies and in demographic trends…

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Publication ID: 7

Category Description: Accounting Framework for Trade and Macroeconomic Issues

Publication Type: Paper

Inistitute: United Nations

Year: 2010

Month: February

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Author 1: Giovanni Andrea Cornia

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Link: http://unstats.un.org/unsd/trade/globalforum/publications/mgt/UNDESA%20-%20wess2010_cornia.pdf

Tags: economic integration , exchange rate regime , inequality , supportive domestic policies , trade measures ,

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