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How Should the Economic System Look Like in the Future? An Article about Poverty, Inequality, Economic Growth, Sustainability and Eco-system
di Gratian Mihailescu The concept of inequality is closely related to the economical development. Inequality should be seen both as an economic problem and as a social and political issue. Inequality can be observed by analyzing the distribution of incomes … Continua a leggere
Pubblicato in Relazioni Mediorientali/Middle Eastern Relations
Contrassegnato Consumption and Wealth, Economic, Economic growth, Economic inequality, Inequality, Politics, Social science, United States
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