Income Distribution and Development: Theory, Evidence, and Policy

Adelman adjust agricultural analysis argues Arusha Declaration assumed basic needs Bigsten bution capita income capitalistic changes Chapter decrease demand dependency dependency theory determined developed countries development strategy discussed distri distribution in LDCs distribution of income dualism earnings economic development economic growth effect on income emphasized employment equal equilibrium export factors Gini coefficient groups growth rate human capital important improve income distribution income distribution policy income distribution theory incomes policy increase individual industry inequality measure investment Journal of Development Kenya labour market long run Lorenz curves marginal productivity ment modern sector neo-Keynesian neoclassical output overall pattern poor population possible poverty poverty line problem profits real wages redistribution reduced relative result rural areas Sahota savings share social social welfare function South Korea structure studies surplus Tanzania Taylor terms of trade Theil index Third World tion underdeveloped urban welfare workers Zambia