Toward a New Definition of Shared Prosperity : A Dynamic Perspective from Three Countries
This paper proposes a new measure of growth in shared prosperity, based on shifts in population shares of different income groups over time. This measure complements the definition of shared prosperity recently proposed by the World Bank in which i...
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okr-10986-221652021-04-23T14:04:07Z Toward a New Definition of Shared Prosperity : A Dynamic Perspective from Three Countries Dang, Hai-Anh H. Lanjouw, Peter F. LIVING STANDARDS PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION POVERTY THRESHOLD GROWTH RATES POVERTY LINE ECONOMIC GROWTH PRO- POOR DISPOSABLE INCOME INCOME POVERTY RATES ANNUAL GROWTH RATE ECONOMIC REVIEW DEVELOPING COUNTRIES HOUSING AVERAGE INCOMES REDUCED POVERTY NATIONAL POVERTY POLICY DISCUSSIONS ESTIMATION RESULTS DISTRIBUTIONAL EFFECTS POORER GROUPS POORER HOUSEHOLDS ANNUAL GROWTH NATIONAL POVERTY RATE GLOBAL POVERTY MEASURES POVERTY MEASURES NATIONAL POVERTY LINES DEVELOPING COUNTRY REGION POVERTY REDUCTION PRO-POOR MEASURING POVERTY DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS NEGATIVE GROWTH NEGATIVE IMPACT INCOME GROWTH VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS AVERAGE INCOME SOCIAL PROGRESS HOUSEHOLD INCOME PER CAPITA GROWTH HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS INCOME LEVELS SOCIAL PROTECTION ECONOMIC REFORMS POOR GROWTH PRODUCT POWER PARITY INCOME DATA EMPIRICAL APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH POVERTY LINES CONSUMPTION REDUCING POVERTY COUNTRY LEVEL POPULATION SHARE CROSS-SECTIONAL DATA POLICY MAKERS POORER POPULATION MEAN INCOME SUSTAINABLE GROWTH INCOME DISTRIBUTION ABSOLUTE POVERTY INCOMES PRO- POOR GROWTH MIDDLE CLASS MEAN CONSUMPTION TRANSFER PROGRAMS PER CAPITA GROWTH RATE RELATIVE POVERTY ECONOMICS ECONOMIC INEQUALITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INCOME DYNAMICS WELFARE MEASURES GROWTH RATE EXTREME POVERTY POVERTY ABSOLUTE TERMS HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION PRO-POOR GROWTH POVERTY DYNAMICS POSITIVE GROWTH POLICY RESEARCH POVERTY RATE POOR CONSUMPTION PER CAPITA EXCHANGE RATE COUNTRY SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS POLITICAL INSTABILITY GROWTH PROCESS DECREASING FUNCTION POVERTY ANALYSIS INEQUALITY INCOME GROUPS DEVELOPMENT POLICY GROWTH POOR HOUSEHOLDS This paper proposes a new measure of growth in shared prosperity, based on shifts in population shares of different income groups over time. This measure complements the definition of shared prosperity recently proposed by the World Bank in which income growth of the bottom 40 percent is examined. The new measure’s strengths arise from its close ties to countries’ national poverty lines and poverty measures, its focus on inclusion of the vulnerable population, and its identification of a population segment that is neither poor nor at significant risk of falling into poverty. The paper also offers a typology of scenarios for tracking shared prosperity under this measure. It provides illustrative examples using survey data from India, the United States, and Vietnam for the mid-to-late 2000s. Estimation results comparing the two approaches with measuring the evolution of shared prosperity are qualitatively consistent, and suggest that during this period, Vietnam enjoyed the greatest expansion in shared prosperity, followed by India and then the United States. 2015-07-14T22:29:33Z 2015-07-14T22:29:33Z 2015-06 Working Paper http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/06/24596134/toward-new-definition-shared-prosperity-dynamic-perspective-three-countries http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22165 English en_US Policy Research Working Paper;No. 7294 CC BY 3.0 IGO http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/igo/ World Bank World Bank, Washington, DC Publications & Research Publications & Research :: Policy Research Working Paper India United States Vietnam |
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LIVING STANDARDS PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION POVERTY THRESHOLD GROWTH RATES POVERTY LINE ECONOMIC GROWTH PRO- POOR DISPOSABLE INCOME INCOME POVERTY RATES ANNUAL GROWTH RATE ECONOMIC REVIEW DEVELOPING COUNTRIES HOUSING AVERAGE INCOMES REDUCED POVERTY NATIONAL POVERTY POLICY DISCUSSIONS ESTIMATION RESULTS DISTRIBUTIONAL EFFECTS POORER GROUPS POORER HOUSEHOLDS ANNUAL GROWTH NATIONAL POVERTY RATE GLOBAL POVERTY MEASURES POVERTY MEASURES NATIONAL POVERTY LINES DEVELOPING COUNTRY REGION POVERTY REDUCTION PRO-POOR MEASURING POVERTY DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS NEGATIVE GROWTH NEGATIVE IMPACT INCOME GROWTH VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS AVERAGE INCOME SOCIAL PROGRESS HOUSEHOLD INCOME PER CAPITA GROWTH HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS INCOME LEVELS SOCIAL PROTECTION ECONOMIC REFORMS POOR GROWTH PRODUCT POWER PARITY INCOME DATA EMPIRICAL APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH POVERTY LINES CONSUMPTION REDUCING POVERTY COUNTRY LEVEL POPULATION SHARE CROSS-SECTIONAL DATA POLICY MAKERS POORER POPULATION MEAN INCOME SUSTAINABLE GROWTH INCOME DISTRIBUTION ABSOLUTE POVERTY INCOMES PRO- POOR GROWTH MIDDLE CLASS MEAN CONSUMPTION TRANSFER PROGRAMS PER CAPITA GROWTH RATE RELATIVE POVERTY ECONOMICS ECONOMIC INEQUALITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INCOME DYNAMICS WELFARE MEASURES GROWTH RATE EXTREME POVERTY POVERTY ABSOLUTE TERMS HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION PRO-POOR GROWTH POVERTY DYNAMICS POSITIVE GROWTH POLICY RESEARCH POVERTY RATE POOR CONSUMPTION PER CAPITA EXCHANGE RATE COUNTRY SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS POLITICAL INSTABILITY GROWTH PROCESS DECREASING FUNCTION POVERTY ANALYSIS INEQUALITY INCOME GROUPS DEVELOPMENT POLICY GROWTH POOR HOUSEHOLDS |
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LIVING STANDARDS PER CAPITA CONSUMPTION POVERTY THRESHOLD GROWTH RATES POVERTY LINE ECONOMIC GROWTH PRO- POOR DISPOSABLE INCOME INCOME POVERTY RATES ANNUAL GROWTH RATE ECONOMIC REVIEW DEVELOPING COUNTRIES HOUSING AVERAGE INCOMES REDUCED POVERTY NATIONAL POVERTY POLICY DISCUSSIONS ESTIMATION RESULTS DISTRIBUTIONAL EFFECTS POORER GROUPS POORER HOUSEHOLDS ANNUAL GROWTH NATIONAL POVERTY RATE GLOBAL POVERTY MEASURES POVERTY MEASURES NATIONAL POVERTY LINES DEVELOPING COUNTRY REGION POVERTY REDUCTION PRO-POOR MEASURING POVERTY DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS NEGATIVE GROWTH NEGATIVE IMPACT INCOME GROWTH VULNERABLE HOUSEHOLDS AVERAGE INCOME SOCIAL PROGRESS HOUSEHOLD INCOME PER CAPITA GROWTH HOUSEHOLD SURVEYS INCOME LEVELS SOCIAL PROTECTION ECONOMIC REFORMS POOR GROWTH PRODUCT POWER PARITY INCOME DATA EMPIRICAL APPLICATION DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH POVERTY LINES CONSUMPTION REDUCING POVERTY COUNTRY LEVEL POPULATION SHARE CROSS-SECTIONAL DATA POLICY MAKERS POORER POPULATION MEAN INCOME SUSTAINABLE GROWTH INCOME DISTRIBUTION ABSOLUTE POVERTY INCOMES PRO- POOR GROWTH MIDDLE CLASS MEAN CONSUMPTION TRANSFER PROGRAMS PER CAPITA GROWTH RATE RELATIVE POVERTY ECONOMICS ECONOMIC INEQUALITY ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT INCOME DYNAMICS WELFARE MEASURES GROWTH RATE EXTREME POVERTY POVERTY ABSOLUTE TERMS HOUSEHOLD CONSUMPTION PRO-POOR GROWTH POVERTY DYNAMICS POSITIVE GROWTH POLICY RESEARCH POVERTY RATE POOR CONSUMPTION PER CAPITA EXCHANGE RATE COUNTRY SPECIFIC DEVELOPMENT INDICATORS POLITICAL INSTABILITY GROWTH PROCESS DECREASING FUNCTION POVERTY ANALYSIS INEQUALITY INCOME GROUPS DEVELOPMENT POLICY GROWTH POOR HOUSEHOLDS Dang, Hai-Anh H. Lanjouw, Peter F. Toward a New Definition of Shared Prosperity : A Dynamic Perspective from Three Countries |
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This paper proposes a new measure of
growth in shared prosperity, based on shifts in population
shares of different income groups over time. This measure
complements the definition of shared prosperity recently
proposed by the World Bank in which income growth of the
bottom 40 percent is examined. The new measure’s strengths
arise from its close ties to countries’ national poverty
lines and poverty measures, its focus on inclusion of the
vulnerable population, and its identification of a
population segment that is neither poor nor at significant
risk of falling into poverty. The paper also offers a
typology of scenarios for tracking shared prosperity under
this measure. It provides illustrative examples using survey
data from India, the United States, and Vietnam for the
mid-to-late 2000s. Estimation results comparing the two
approaches with measuring the evolution of shared prosperity
are qualitatively consistent, and suggest that during this
period, Vietnam enjoyed the greatest expansion in shared
prosperity, followed by India and then the United States. |
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Dang, Hai-Anh H. Lanjouw, Peter F. |
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Dang, Hai-Anh H. Lanjouw, Peter F. |
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Dang, Hai-Anh H. |
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Toward a New Definition of Shared Prosperity : A Dynamic Perspective from Three Countries |
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Toward a New Definition of Shared Prosperity : A Dynamic Perspective from Three Countries |
title_full |
Toward a New Definition of Shared Prosperity : A Dynamic Perspective from Three Countries |
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Toward a New Definition of Shared Prosperity : A Dynamic Perspective from Three Countries |
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Toward a New Definition of Shared Prosperity : A Dynamic Perspective from Three Countries |
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toward a new definition of shared prosperity : a dynamic perspective from three countries |
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World Bank, Washington, DC |
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2015 |
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http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/2015/06/24596134/toward-new-definition-shared-prosperity-dynamic-perspective-three-countries http://hdl.handle.net/10986/22165 |
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