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    2014

    The effects of income inequality

    Ionut ConstantinBy Ionut ConstantinApril 29, 2021Updated:November 1, 2021No Comments1 Min Read

     Pages: 92-102

    Introduction.Over time have been addressed many possible effects arising from inequalities of income. Criticism for each of these effects were immediate, most of them claiming that the selection of samples used to demonstrate the assumptions made were „carefully” selected in order to achieve the target and that there is not a direct relationship between income inequality (their increment) and these effects.

    Aim of the study. Of the many effects that income inequalities have, identified in the literature, this paper will analyze three of them, namely: economic growth, human capital and social cohesion.

    Keywords: income inequality, social cohesion, economic growth, human capital

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    economic growth human capital income inequality social cohesion
    Ionut Constantin

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