Saidi and Godoy examined the link between this phenomenon and growth by looking at the efforts of Tsimane villagers to clear forests or learn Spanish after being given a transfer of rice seeds.
Saidi and Godoy examined the link between this phenomenon and growth by looking at the efforts of Tsimane villagers to clear forests or learn Spanish after being given a transfer of rice seeds. Burkhauser criticized attempts to measure it by Pikkety and Saez, arguing that measuring it at the household level is more accurate than in terms of tax units. According to the Kuznets Curve, this phenomenon will increase at first in a developing nation and then decline as human capital becomes more valuable than physical capital. The Hoover Index measures the extent a society needs to correct for this phenomenon, which is also measured by calculating the area between a forty-five degree line and the Lorenz Curve. Represented by a country's Gini coefficient, for 10 points, name this economic phenomenon, the gap between the wealth of the rich and the poor.
Saidi and Godoy examined the link between this phenomenon and growth by looking at the efforts of Tsimane villagers to clear forests or learn Spanish after being given a transfer of rice seeds.
income inequality [or functional equivalents indicating economic disparity]