Poverty, Median Incomes, and Inequality in 2021 : A Diverging Recovery (English)

Weak recovery in the world’s poorest countries has resulted in persisting income losses among poor people, higher global poverty, and increasing inequality. Faltering growth in some middle-income countries has also contributed to large regional setbacks in poverty reduction.

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Hill,Ruth;

Lakner,Christoph;

Mahler,Daniel Gerszon;

Narayan,Ambar;

Yonzan,Nishant;
Document Date
2021/09/07
Document Type
Working Paper
Report Number
165835
Volume No
1
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1
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World,
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Other,
Disclosure Date
2021/11/02
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Disclosed
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Poverty, Median Incomes, and Inequality in 2021 : A Diverging Recovery
Keywords
income loss

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Hill,Ruth; Lakner,Christoph; Mahler,Daniel Gerszon; Narayan,Ambar; Yonzan,Nishant.

Poverty, Median Incomes, and Inequality in 2021 : A Diverging Recovery (English). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/936001635880885713

Poverty, Median Incomes, and Inequality in 2021 : A Diverging Recovery (English)

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