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Supporting this argument, Van Gyampo (2016) and Gyimah-Boadi and Prempeh (2012) illustrate gaps in legislative and regulatory frameworks and institutions that underpin inadequacies in Ghana’s democratic dispensation. Bhattacharyya and Hodler (2010) state that the quality of institutions positively ...
Across the globe, a rise in income inequality has been experienced for the last two decades, particularly in developing countries. This problem of income inequality poses a challenge to Africa’s ability to attain the United Nations (UN) Sustainment Deve
The results held robust in both individual and pseudo panel results, across genders and educational levels, and after controlling for relative macroeconomic conditions, global communication, and addressing endogeneity. Introduction It is long established that interpersonal comparisons trigger substantial ...
and high levels of crime and violence (Jargowsky,1997; Dreier et al.,2004; Sampson,2012). Neighborhood context directly influences health, as in the case of exposure to crime and violence. Additionally, the environment can indirectly influence through such mechanisms as the availability and access...
one must take for comparison an income level at which 25 percent of the families receive less and a level at which 25 percent of the families receive more, and calculate the ratio of these levels (analogously, one can take as the basis the 10-percentile and 5-percentile groups, with relat...
(van Vliet et al., 2021), but also through their support for the cocoa Living Income Differential (LID) (Aboa, 2022), a policy that has been introduced jointly by the governments of Côte d’Ivoire and Ghana to raise the cocoa farmers’ share in the value added and thereby their ...
Drivers of Income Inequality in Burkina Faso, Ghana and the United Republic of Tanzania: A Comparative AnalysisThe levels and dimensions of income inequality in Africa are heterogeneous, with varying degrees of intensity, diversity and drivers. Since 1990, income inequalOdusola, Ayodele...
The term “marginal propensity to emit” states that at different income levels, people have different marginal propensity to consume carbon intensive goods as they alter their consumption pattern. As individuals get richer, they tend to spend more on high-carbon products that they could not afford...
The transition from plan to market in the Baltic countries has been characterized by common factors leading to their relatively early output recovery and since 2000 also to employment creation and fast convergence to EU-15 income levels. In contrast, the real GDPs in many of the Commonwealth of...