PPT-Inequality and Poverty

Lessons for the Next Crisis 1 Obj ectives of this presentation Review briefly origins of the 20072009 crisis Explain the numerous monetary policy and fiscal policy interventions undertaken to mitigate the recession and spur economic. SDGs. serious? . Gabriele . Köhler. Senior Research Associate, UNRISD, Geneva. www.gabrielekoehler.net. . 1.) Poverty, inequality, global justice . Income poverty ($1,25). 3. Source: Ortiz and Cummins. 2011. . Precariat. ?. The co-evolution of global inequality and global poverty, 1990-2030. Peter Edward and Andy Sumner. Contents. Introduction. The . GrIP. model of growth, inequality and poverty. Is global inequality really falling?. Measuring and Understanding the Ravages of Inequality . Defining Poverty. Poverty can be defined, in a very broad sense, as a general scarcity or the state of one who lacks a certain amount of material possessions and/or money.. Matter; How . Does it Differ to Focussing on . Poverty?. Duncan Green. Oxfam GB. Ambedkar. University. November 2013. What do we mean by Poverty?. Absolute v Relative income. Multidimensional – narrow (. Lecture . 6: Income Inequality . and Growth. Overview. Measuring Inequality. Measuring Absolute Poverty. Why is high inequality bad?. Fields’ Typologies. Kuznets Curve. Policy options. Measuring Inequality. Dr Max Price. Vice-Chancellor. University of Cape Town. OUTLINE. Examine trends post-apartheid (since 1994). Income inequality. Overall, by race, by gender. Poverty . Overall, by race, by gender. Composition of income and impact of social grants. Chapter 11. “. Our world has never been more connected or more prosperous than it is today. Yet right now, one in every three of us alive today does not have access to the most basic needs for a decent life - food, education, medical care, a safe environment.. Poverty & Inequality. March 7, 2017. Recapitulation:. THREE APPROACHES TO CLASS. Class concept. Key. Idea. Individual attributes. One person’s class position does not affect. anyone else’s. Previously. The demand for each factor of production is a derived demand that stems from a firm’. s desire to supply a good in another market.. Labor markets reconcile the forces of demand and supply into a wage signal that conveys information to both sides of the market.. Recap and Conclusions. Martin . Ravallion. Georgetown University. (Reading: EOP Conclusions). Recap. The course has introduce you to the main past and present . debates about poverty and inequality in the world. . Martin . Ravallion. . Georgetown University ECON 156: Poverty and Inequality. Lecture notes to accompany . Ravallion’s. . The Economics of Poverty.. 2. . 5. Measuring inequality. (EOP Ch.5). . Martin . Ravallion. 1. Public Lecture, . Ungku. Aziz Center for Development Studies, . University of Malaya, January 29 2019. Inequality is getting much attention globally. Part A: How are we doing? . Mary Clare Lennon. The Graduate Center, CUNY. Inequality . by the Numbers . . June 10, 2014. Inequality is multi. -. dim. ensional. Inequality is multi-dimensional and includes differential access to resources based on the child’s economic... Recap and Conclusions. Martin . Ravallion. Georgetown University. (Reading: EOP Conclusions). Recap. The course has introduce you to the main past and present . debates about poverty and inequality in the world. .