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ocde,2011, divided we stand why inequality keeps rising.
ocde, 2011, divided we stand why inequality keeps rising.

china’s periods of the most rapid poverty reduction actually saw falling inequality.
china's periods of the most rapid poverty reduction actually saw falling inequality.

0.61 = high (0 is equivalent to absolute equality/ 1 to absolute inequality)
0,61 = elevado (0 é equivalente à igualdade absoluta/1 à desigualdade absoluta)

in fact, some relate to trends that africa should avoid, such as china’s steep rise in inequality.
in fact, some relate to trends that africa should avoid, such as china's steep rise in inequality.

african observers of china’s success might be tempted to conclude that rising inequality is the inevitable price of lower absolute poverty.
african observers of china's success might be tempted to conclude that rising inequality is the inevitable price of lower absolute poverty.

since the mid-1980s, china has witnessed a steep rise in inequality, with socially and geographically disparate levels of opportunity.
since the mid‑1980s, china has witnessed a steep rise in inequality, with socially and geographically disparate levels of opportunity.

"the european-american employment gap, wage inequality, earnings mobility and skills" ("les différences en matière d'emploi entre l'europe et les États-unis, inégalités salariales, mobilité en termes de rémunérations et compétences"), par w. salverda, st. bazen, m. gregory et al.
the european-american employment gap, wage inequality, earnings mobility and skill, w. salverda, st.