This source is a discussion report done by a staff at the International Monetary Fund. Their discussion is in regards to income inequality with a global perspective, and does not focus on one country in particular. Their focus is on developing countries and how inequality and income is a pervasive problem. Dabla and colleagues argue that policy makers need to focus on the poor and middle classes when trying to decrease income inequality. Secondly, the article examines several different factors that impact income inequality through economic growth and sustainability, and include data in this portion of the paper.
Gupta and colleagues demonstrate in their paper how corruption increases income inequality and poverty by reducing economic growth.
Gupta and colleagues demonstrate in their paper how corruption increases income inequality and poverty by reducing economic growth.