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Measuring inequality of opportunities in Latin America and the Caribbean (English)

Over the past decade, faster growth and smarter social policy have reversed the trend in Latin America's poverty. Too slowly and insufficiently, but undeniably, the percentage of Latinos who are poor has at long last begun to fall. This has shifted the political and policy debates from poverty toward inequality, something to be expected in a region that exhibits the world's most regressive distribution of development outcomes such as income, land...
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Barros,Ricardo Paes De; Ferreira,Francisco H. G.; Molinas Vega,Jose R.; Saavedra,Jaime; De Carvalho, Mirela; Franco,Samuel Simoes O.; Freije-Rodriguez,Samuel; Gignoux,Jeremie D..

Measuring inequality of opportunities in Latin America and the Caribbean (English). Latin American development forum Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/219971468045038979

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