How can developing countries achieve equitable and sustainable growth in a globalized world? This book explores the complex relationship between equity, growth, and globalization, offering insights for policymakers and development practitioners.
Leading economists examine critical issues such as income inequality, trade liberalization, international migration, and human capital development. They analyze the challenges of balancing economic progress with social justice, providing a framework for addressing distributional concerns and fostering inclusive growth. Discover potential policy levers to promote economic development while ensuring a fairer distribution of benefits, and understand the role of international migration in addressing global inequity. This volume provides a valuable resource for navigating the debates and complexities of equity and growth in the 21st century.
