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Constraints on Economic Inequality: Comparing Canada and the United States
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· 2021
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· DOI: 10.1017/9781009006545.003
Much evidence shows that economic inequality within States has increased dramatically during the current round of globalization, since about 1980. This has occurred even as the level of absolute poverty has significantly declined, as has inequality among States I and among individuals worldwide (Bourguignon 2015; Milanovic 2016). Yet the effect of economic inequality on economic and social human rights varies across States.
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