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Nuevos estudios sobre desigualdad

Nuevos estudios sobre desigualdad
Sergio Reuben-Soto
Blog Escudrojo website, 2019
Level: beginner
Topic: (De-)growth, Globalization & International Economic Relations, Inequality & Class, North-South Relations & Development, Reflection of Economics, Social movements & Transformation
Format: Blog & Press
Link: https://escudrojo.wordpress.com/2019/05/07/nuevos-estudios-sobre-desigualdad/

Discusión sobre la relación negativa entre desigualdad y el movilidad social. Los últimos estudios realizados en los países de OECD y en los Estados Unidos aportan importantes elementos para analizar el deterioro de la movilidad social.  

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Un artículo que ayuda a poner en perspectiva teorico-económica el malestar social de los pueblos.

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