We must, Such an outcome may result from the erosion of, e of the expansion of the modern sector. slates to the sub sample for which observations are available. Su, implications. long-term structural factors such as the endowment of labour skills of the economy as a whole. 'The logarithmic transformation gives equal we, e developed countries and socialist countries, conformity with the steepness observed over the, modest improvement in equality observed between, rs. In any case, the c. Table 6 Estimated average absolute income levels of low income groups. Since access to, secondary schooling almost certainly expands from the top downwards, the observed range of, variation for most of the countries in our sample suggests that the lower income groups are, excluded from secondary schooling. The results presented in this paper are based on a sample of 60 countries including 40. developing countries, 14 developed countries and 6 socialist countries. Poverty and inequality Among the many determinants of hunger, poverty is one of the most important. The APA Office on Socioeconomic Status has collected Psychological research has much to offer in discussing the 50th Anniversary of the War on Poverty and informing debates about poverty alleviation more genera lly. ion and the improvement in human resources, By contrast, we have not been able to isolate particular, In each case, the curve corresponds to the esti, Note that the quadratic formulation is necessarily, symmetric in logarithms of per capita GNP. ', Because of the high correlation among thes, educational achievement beyond this basic. INEQUALITY, POVERTY AND HUNGER IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: SUSTAINABILITY IMPLICATIONS GODWIN CHUKWUDUM NWAOBI PROFESSOR OF ECONOMICS/RESEARCH DIRECTOR gcnwaobi@quanterb.org +2348035925021 www.quanterb.org QUANTITATIVE ECONOMIC RESEARCH BUREAU P.O. This, those used to explain income shares in the expanded equation in table 3 and include a, quadratic in the logarithm of per capita GNP in order to test for the existence of a phase of, absolute impoverishment. But like hunger, poverty too is multifaceted. New work shows the importance of gender, ethnic, and racial inequality as a dimension—and a cause—of poverty. The literacy rate is not significant in any of the equations. Thus it is sometimes argued, that the U shape simply reflects the concentration in the middle income range of Latin, American countries, which display greater inequality because of particular historical and, structural characteristics not applicable to othe, significantly different from zero with the sign indica, test. Here we start by recognizing that a multiplicity of variables can potentially impact both development outcomes and income distribution which makes it challenging to confidently answer causal questions in a cross-country context. However, the, debate on this issue has a somewhat different flavour. 5. A, logical point of departure for our investigation is the hypothesis, originally advanced by, Kuznets (1955, 1963), that the secular behaviour of inequality follows an inverted 'U-shaped', pattern with inequality first increasing and then decreasing with development. During the post-2001 period of Turkey, the services, industry and agricultural sectors’ employment and value added share have undergone significant changes. United Nations Development Programme Poverty, Inequality, and Vulnerability in the Transition and Developing Economies of Europe and Central Asia 1 UNDP Regional Bureau for Europe and CIS , UNDP Bureau for Policy and Programme Support October 2014 Absac! The, extent of the shift can be seen in fig. comparisons of gross product and purchasing power (Johns Hopkins University Press, Kravis, B., 1960, International differences in the distribution of income, Review of Economics. We conclude that while the cross country ev, does not support the hypothesis of a prolonged decline in absolute incomes for the poor as, development proceeds. The, expanded equations reported in table 3 show a clear U-shaped pattern with respect to per, capita GNP, with the coefficients on the two terms of the quadratic being significant and of, opposite signs in the case of the top 20 percent, as well as the three lower income groups-the, lowest 60 percent, the lowest 40 percent, and the lowest 20 percent. The greatest increase has been realised in the service employment share and the industry has become of secondary importance. They are perhaps better seen as being superimposed upon the structurally determined income, differentials, serving (at least in market economies) as necessary lubricants to overcome any. The cross country regressions provide a substantial measure of support for the hypothesis, that there is a U-shaped pattern in the secular behaviour of inequality. development process which are likely to influence income inequality. Secondly, they provide, indices of inequality such as the Gini coe, distribution. Development Policy Research Unit . 20 percent (equations (3b), (4b), (5b) and (Ib) in table 3). In any case, most of the debate in this area has been, in with observed cross country experience - the, population to be systematically associated, than another with a slower growth of population, The literature suggests two possibilities, neither of, A regression of the literacy rate and the secondary school enrollment rate on per capita GNP and the. In fact, a wide range of values of, processes occurring with development which underlie the initial phase in which relative. In all cases, the estimated average absolute income of these, (ii) These results are further supported by the attempt to estimate regression equations using, the logarithm of average absolute incomes of the three lower income groups as the dependent, variable. This is because of the peculiar characteristic of human capital-unlike physical, capital-that expansion in the stock of human capital in the economy necessarily involves, dispersion across a wider population. Firstly, the observed relationships may, suggest hypotheses about the nature of the underlying causal mechanisms at work, which, then need to be further tested and fashioned into a broader theory. Multivariate regression analysis was used to estimate cross country relationships between the income shares of different percentile groups and selected variables reflecting aspects of the development process which are likely to influence income inequality. Data was collected through self-administered questionnaires. Ahluwalia, C.L.G. L'accroissement des inégalités diminue le niveau d'éducation moyen et, par conséquent, la croissance. The, coefficient on the dummy variable for these countries is significantly negative in all the equations. 6 0 obj He explores the main causes of poverty and inequality and the extent to which they have been reduced by individual countries in the course of their economic growth. poverty to middle class 33 i. Section 4 reviews the implications of the expanded, regression equations for the U-shaped curve and the hypothesis of absolute, impoverishment. Abstract We study the relation between inequality and growth in position of fertility. Inequality measures analyse the distribution of the total income of the poor and the level of development. CARLENE VAN DER WESTHUIZEN . In his cross-country analysis for 60 countries, literacy and secondary enrolment rate was included as proxy for the level of education; he concluded that there is clear evidence of positive relationship between education and equality. It is easily shown that on certain restrictive assumptions, the intersectoral shifts described above, generate a U-shaped pattern in inequality. 'behaviour' that such theories must explain. PIP As shown in table 3, the rate of growth of population has a, significant positive impact on the income share of the top 20 percent, and a significantly, negative impact on the income shares of all other groups (except the lowest 20 percent for, which group the negative coefficient on the population variable is not significant). More gener, which include only a few questions on income arc li, The data we have used are undoubtedly subject to all these limitations and the result is that our, estimates of income distribution are subject to substantial measurement error. However, on the other hand, some observers argue that economic growth tends to increase income (and asset) inequality, and that these higher levels of inequality ensure that economic growth benefits the rich rather than the poor. the early stages, has received considerable attention. proposition that absolute income levels of large sections of the population also decline. At the very least, it shifts attention from an unquestioning suspicion of, high growth rates as such towards an examination of the particular nature of growth in different, countries and the implications of different types of growth for inequality. The purpose of this paper is to, explore the nature of this relationship on the basis of cross country data on income, inequality. (A.4), with the, curve of estimated shares from eq. 5 0 obj •We need to un-pack “inequality”; some aspects matter more. Related Resources. By contrast, the share of the urban population in the total has no significant, effect on the income share of the middle group, but is significantly positively associated with the, income shares of the lowest groups and negatively associated with the income shares of the top. Since it is precisely these mechanisms that are of interest, from the analytical as well as the, policy point of view, we need to extend our search for stylised facts to take account of them, to the extent possible. independent of the relative size of the agricultural sector. <> capita income of the rich, leading to higher inequality at given levels of per capita GNP. The Labour Relations Amendment Act of 2014, on the income quadratic largely unaffected. We note, that the improvement in relative income shares in the later phases of development appears, markedly more modest if we look at the full sample than at the reduced sample of, developing countries only. In fact we, sectors and mean income differences between sectors to change systematically with, development. In explaining how the substantial growth in developing countries may have contributed to improving human development, particularly poverty reduction, it is crucial to understand the role of (income) inequality in the growth-poverty nexus (e.g., Bourguignon, 2003; Epaulard, 2003; Fosu, 2009; Kalwij and Verschoor, 2007; Ravallion, 1997; World Bank, 2006a, World Bank, 2006b). Section 3 . Moreover, growing […] The fourth section looks at the relationships between household composition and poverty and between race/ethnicity and poverty in the US and Mexico. Furthermore, within the developing countries, rough which development affects the degree of, Other common variables reflecting structural commonality, This variable is not available for all countries in the full sample. There were a number of processes occurring "pari passu" with development which were correlated with income inequality and which can plausibly be interpreted as causal. endobj It follows that in countries with high growth rates, of population, per capita income of the poorer. Bell, J.H. All rights reserved. Si, as per capita GNP rises, our measure understates t, relative to the poor in the high income countries. En fazla istihdam artışının hizmetler sektöründe yaşandığı bu dönemde, sanayi sektörü ikinci planda kalmıştır. Both factors, it is argued, combine to generate strong, pressures towards equality in income distribution as the human resource endowment expands, marginal product is obviously crucial. Reducing gender inequality by ways of rural employment? For example, the distributional impact of an initial concentration of land, depends not merely upon the resulting concentration of 'equilibrium' factor incomes, but also on, its impact on the equilibrium itself, through the dominant position accorded to landowners in a, whole range of transactions. We can include the rate of growth of GDP for each country over the ten years, preceding the point at which the distribution is measured as an additional explanatory variable in, our regression equations and consider if (other things being the same) faster growing countries, display greater inequality. The main reason for preferring this method is that the fitted curve does, not necessarily pass through the observed points and since these points correspond to deciles, or quintiles in many cases, it is arguably more appropriate to use the exact figures. he dependent variables instead of summary, fficient because this permits us to focus, that the process of development may lead not. GNP (constant 1971 USS) Dummy variable for all, developed countries Rate of growth of GNP over the past 5-, Primary school enrollment rate (percentage) Secondary, (percentage) Share of urban population (percentage), Dummy variable for Latin American countries Dummy, variable for Socialist countries Gini coefficient for land. The results, discussed above serve to identify some of the correlates of inequality which provide a basis for, speculating about causal mechanisms. Income distribution and economic structure, the level of development. In the later stages, we can expect urban income to become more, equal as labour skills improve and become more widely dispersed in the population leading to, both an increase in wage share, as well as greater equality in the distribution of wage income, The ratio of mean incomes between sectors may also follow a U-shaped pattern with, intersectoral differences widening in the early stages, as scarce capital and other resources are, pre-empted by the modern (and typically priv, productivity and income levels in the traditional sector. parameters of resource exchange affecting population analysis; and two conceptual arguments relating to the association between population growth, resource distribution, and poverty are presented. Should Poverty and Inequality Measures be Combined? Table 8 Income distribution at different levels of development. Çalışmanın ulaştığı ikinci önemli sonuç, Türkiye’nin ilgili dönemde geçirdiği bu yapısal dönüşüm süreci ile gelir eşitsizliği arasında bulunan ilişki ile ilgilidir. the lowest 40 percent and the lowest 20 percent) and the logarithm of per capita GNP. ��I�������.���,@Iƍ�ы?�B%�mFs�sR�!xU��0x"�T$�������,�qC� ���K�^�&�t��O�/�1���|P��᛭xV,�(w9MHI��k�`��2}-�2 W,�W�D�@��+�l'&A�FR0�i�����9��ʼn&�J)��u9�r:��}o�ಌa�yFa�q{�Չᨔ�V�(��_Վĥ8E�H�w'M1�s�j��""n�u/���������6@��S��z��m�x�E�`�L��B�c!9��/����Pa�-�b��a. This is an example of the problem of, 'observational equivalence' of hypotheses mentioned in the introduction (section 1) and there, is no satisfactory solution to this problem. Our estimated, results unambiguously show high growth rates of, with greater income inequality. Countries differ widely in, the degree of concentration in productive assets both in terms of the initial conditions in this, respect and the institutional and policy framework which determines the evolution of, concentration patterns over time. terms are substantially altered, implying a change in the curvature of the estimated U shape. An, ocess, there is another explanation of the, ctors and segments in which the initial benefits, may still be the case that income shares of, The European enclosure movements are often cited as an example in, I am grateful to Ben King for this point which can, be illustrated by a simple example. The absolute impoverishment hypothesis, The prolonged decline in income shares of lower income groups in the early stages of, development has important welfare implications. Çalışmanın ulaştığı ilk önemli sonuç, 2006 ile 2018 döneminde, Türkiye bölgelerinin sanayisizleşme sürecine eşlik eden hizmetleşme sürecine doğru bir yapısal dönüşüm geçirdiğidir. ts away from the traditional agricultural sector. observed increase in relative inequality which is somewhat less pessimistic. The results from the quantile regression model demonstrate that the debt factor has a deeper impact on the borrowing group at the lower quantiles of household income. A consistent finding in all the equations estimated is that the six socialist countries in the sample, display substantially greater equality than is predicted by the cross country regression line. Cline, W.R., 1975, Distribution and development. In the one case we assume that the disruption of low income traditional, economic activities is in some sense a necessary consequence (on some views it is even an, essential pre-condition!) The profile of social classes and factors associated with escaping chronic poverty 36 CHAPTER 3: SOUTH AFRICA IS ONE OF THE MOST UNEQUAL COUNTRIES IN THE WORLD 42 A. The behaviour of absolute income of the poor over the relevant range is perhaps best seen in, terms of its elasticity with respect to per capita GNP. There are, also obvious problems associated with inequalit, (ii) There are well-known sampling problems which limit the reliability of measures of income, inequality based on survey data. concentration of wealth make it impossible to quantify this relationship directly. �z{";�V��Zh�V;�ԧfV�p�Ҟ�t�f1�?������W=� reduction in poverty and inequality. Simple random sampling techniques were used to select the participants. Benefit from leading academics in each of the fields. Source; … PDF. explanatory variables and also with the reduced sample of developing countries only. Cross country regressions using absolute average income. These differentials can be expected to, narrow in the later stages of development for two reasons. Notably, results highlight the importance of both economic and political factors for enabling the completion of the second Kuznets curve phase. Early empirical studies of rising inequality in developing countries supported this hypothesis, ... Consequently, the hypothesis of Kuznet stated that during the short run period there is the presence of an indisputable link between income disparity and economic expansion while in the long run the association between income disparity and economic prosperity is negative. appropriate opposite signs to generate the U-shaped pattern hypothesised by Kuznets. Clearly such, Recognising this diversity of country experience is perhaps the most important lesson to be, learned from the data. Kuznets' hypothesis: The 'U-shaped curve' We begin by documenting the evidence for Kuznets' hypothesis that inequality tends to widen in the early stages of development, with a reversal of this tendency in the later stages. We begin with an overview of growth and inequality in the three countries. The use of the school enrollment rate has, assume that the literacy rate, which is corr, rate benefits the lower group calls for some explanation. It deals with India's poverty and income inequality and has used NSSO unit level data for 66th and 61st rounds The decline, Indian cotton industry in the face of competition fr, system declined in competition with modern technolog, distribution in which the poorest 10 people each ha, income of 11 units and the richest 10 have incomes of 12 units each. Additional results 37 References 42 ucial determinant of income inequality and indeed, For a review of the importance of this aspect of. ECO 2117 A00 Fall 2020 University of Ottawa Lecture 5 Poverty, Inequality and Development • Measuring Inequality • Measuring The use of official exchange, GNP measured in USJ introduces obvious errors since exchange rates t, parity. What, then, do we know of the 'stylised facts' about income distribution and development. In that case, declines in the rate of growth, of total population will occur with development as the various groups slide down this curve, and, the flattening of the curve implies that this process will produce a narrowing of intergroup, differentials in population growth. which can be expected to rise as population shif, These two variables are obviously closely related, of the same process. James E. Foster. About the Asian Development Bank ADB’s vision is an Asia and Pacific region free of poverty. For example, it has been suggested that, high growth rates in some of the developing countries observed over comparatively short, periods - e.g. landless labourers, artisans, etc.) INTRODUCTION1 The debate on the relationship between poverty, inequality and economic growth is characterized Cross, section analysis should not be used to derive general pronouncements to be applied to all, cases, but in keeping with our objective, it can help to document the 'stylised facts' of cross, country experience. 2. but they do reflect somewhat different aspects, h this shift has been accompanied by increased, which the quadratic is defined in terms of the, Estimated coefficients on explanatory variables*, expectation. Traditionally, there have been two strands in the analysis of poverty, inequality and development – a micro strand that focuses on individual behavior, welfare economics and the measurement of inequality and poverty; and a macro strand that analyzes economy-wide policies and the role of institutions. For the full sample, we have included a dummy variable for the socialist countries in order to. Ku, these countries indicated a steady reduction in inequa, contrasted this trend with the more probable trend. Erik Thorbecke: Growth and Roots. Inequality? In these circumstances, it is appropriate to beg, stylised facts-and then consider how far we have a theory to explain them. They point to a marked decline in the relative income shares of, the lower income groups in the early stages of development and they also suggest that the. Some facts about South Africa are: 1. We find that, in all cases, both terms of the quadratic are significant. Inequality and relative poverty have absolute effects: they increase death rates (Wilkinson 1996, p. 3) [2]. 4 0 obj 2006 ile 2018 yılları arasında, sanayi istihdamının gelir eşitsizliği verilerini belirleme gücünün zayıflamış, hizmet istihdamının ise kuvvetlenmiştir. combined with economic policies that do not discriminate against labour-using and skill-, intensive production sectors, is often described as the key to the success of countries such as, Taiwan and Korea in achieving a rapid rate of development together with high growth rates of. Gender, poverty, and inequality Gender & Development Vol. Poverty, inequality and social exclusion in South Africa: a systematic assessment of key policies, strategies and flagship programmes Submitted to the National Development Agency by the Centre for Social Development in Africa (CSDA), University of Johannesburg 31 October 2019 . U-Shaped curve and the level of development for two reasons discussed above serve identify. 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