Breaking Out of Inequality Traps : Political Economy Considerations

This note is based on presentations and comments by Francois Bourguignon, Frances Stewart, Leonard Wantchekon, and Nancy Birdsall (chair) at the 2008 PREM Conference session on political economy of inequality: implications for inclusive growth and...

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Main Authors:	Fritz, Verena, Katayama, Roy, Simler, Kenneth
Format:	Brief
Language:	English
Published:	World Bank, Washington, DC 2012
Subjects:	ACCESS TO INFRASTRUCTURE ACCESS TO SERVICES ADVISORY SERVICE AFFIRMATIVE ACTION ANTIDISCRIMINATION CORRUPTION DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DISCRIMINATION DISTRIBUTION OF OPPORTUNITIES DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACT ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC INEQUALITY ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITIES EQUITABLE ACCESS ETHNIC LINES EVALUATION DESIGN EXCLUSION EXPERIMENTAL IMPACT EVALUATION FAMILIES GENDER GENDER INEQUALITY GROUP INEQUALITIES HIGH INEQUALITY IMPACT ANALYSIS INCOMES INEQUALITIES INEQUALITY INEQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITIES INEQUALITY TRAP INEQUALITY TRAPS INTERVENTIONS LATRINES LAWS LEVELS OF INEQUALITY MINORITY GROUP PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION POLICY INTERVENTIONS POLICY OBJECTIVE POLICY OPTIONS POLITICAL ECONOMY POLITICAL ECONOMY CONSIDERATIONS POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS POLITICAL POWER POLITICAL STABILITY POVERTY MEASURES POVERTY REDUCTION PRIMARY EDUCATION PROGRAMS PUBLIC ECONOMICS PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC SCHOOLS REDISTRIBUTIVE POLICIES SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL CONFLICT SOCIAL MOBILITY TARGETING TAX BURDEN TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TOTAL INEQUALITY UNIVERSAL ACCESS VILLAGES WAGES WELL-BEING WILL
Online Access:	http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2008/10/10079295/breaking-out-inequality-traps-political-economy-considerations http://hdl.handle.net/10986/11137

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topic	ACCESS TO INFRASTRUCTURE ACCESS TO SERVICES ADVISORY SERVICE AFFIRMATIVE ACTION ANTIDISCRIMINATION CORRUPTION DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DISCRIMINATION DISTRIBUTION OF OPPORTUNITIES DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACT ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC INEQUALITY ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITIES EQUITABLE ACCESS ETHNIC LINES EVALUATION DESIGN EXCLUSION EXPERIMENTAL IMPACT EVALUATION FAMILIES GENDER GENDER INEQUALITY GROUP INEQUALITIES HIGH INEQUALITY IMPACT ANALYSIS INCOMES INEQUALITIES INEQUALITY INEQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITIES INEQUALITY TRAP INEQUALITY TRAPS INTERVENTIONS LATRINES LAWS LEVELS OF INEQUALITY MINORITY GROUP PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION POLICY INTERVENTIONS POLICY OBJECTIVE POLICY OPTIONS POLITICAL ECONOMY POLITICAL ECONOMY CONSIDERATIONS POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS POLITICAL POWER POLITICAL STABILITY POVERTY MEASURES POVERTY REDUCTION PRIMARY EDUCATION PROGRAMS PUBLIC ECONOMICS PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC SCHOOLS REDISTRIBUTIVE POLICIES SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL CONFLICT SOCIAL MOBILITY TARGETING TAX BURDEN TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TOTAL INEQUALITY UNIVERSAL ACCESS VILLAGES WAGES WELL-BEING WILL
spellingShingle	ACCESS TO INFRASTRUCTURE ACCESS TO SERVICES ADVISORY SERVICE AFFIRMATIVE ACTION ANTIDISCRIMINATION CORRUPTION DEVELOPED COUNTRIES DISCRIMINATION DISTRIBUTION OF OPPORTUNITIES DISTRIBUTIONAL IMPACT ECONOMIC GROWTH ECONOMIC INEQUALITY ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION EQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITIES EQUITABLE ACCESS ETHNIC LINES EVALUATION DESIGN EXCLUSION EXPERIMENTAL IMPACT EVALUATION FAMILIES GENDER GENDER INEQUALITY GROUP INEQUALITIES HIGH INEQUALITY IMPACT ANALYSIS INCOMES INEQUALITIES INEQUALITY INEQUALITY OF OPPORTUNITIES INEQUALITY TRAP INEQUALITY TRAPS INTERVENTIONS LATRINES LAWS LEVELS OF INEQUALITY MINORITY GROUP PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION POLICY INTERVENTIONS POLICY OBJECTIVE POLICY OPTIONS POLITICAL ECONOMY POLITICAL ECONOMY CONSIDERATIONS POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS POLITICAL POWER POLITICAL STABILITY POVERTY MEASURES POVERTY REDUCTION PRIMARY EDUCATION PROGRAMS PUBLIC ECONOMICS PUBLIC GOODS PUBLIC SCHOOLS REDISTRIBUTIVE POLICIES SOCIAL CAPITAL SOCIAL CONFLICT SOCIAL MOBILITY TARGETING TAX BURDEN TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TOTAL INEQUALITY UNIVERSAL ACCESS VILLAGES WAGES WELL-BEING WILL Fritz, Verena Katayama, Roy Simler, Kenneth Breaking Out of Inequality Traps : Political Economy Considerations
relation	PREM Notes; No. 125
description	This note is based on presentations and comments by Francois Bourguignon, Frances Stewart, Leonard Wantchekon, and Nancy Birdsall (chair) at the 2008 PREM Conference session on political economy of inequality: implications for inclusive growth and focuses on actions that the World Bank may pursue to promote more inclusive growth.
format	Publications & Research :: Brief
author	Fritz, Verena Katayama, Roy Simler, Kenneth
author_facet	Fritz, Verena Katayama, Roy Simler, Kenneth
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title	Breaking Out of Inequality Traps : Political Economy Considerations
title_short	Breaking Out of Inequality Traps : Political Economy Considerations
title_full	Breaking Out of Inequality Traps : Political Economy Considerations
title_fullStr	Breaking Out of Inequality Traps : Political Economy Considerations
title_full_unstemmed	Breaking Out of Inequality Traps : Political Economy Considerations
title_sort	breaking out of inequality traps : political economy considerations
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