Worlds Apart Center for Economic and Policy Research Fundación Sistema Washington, April 7 2006 1.Inequality between countries 2.Global inequality (a sketch)
Worlds Apart: Measuring International and Global Inequality 1.Inequality today 2.Inequality between world citizens today 3.Does global inequality matter?
Global income inequalities (based on Worlds Apart, Princeton UP, 2005) Branko Milanovic Council on Foreign Relations New York, December 13, 2005 Email:
What personalisation means
Centre for Housing Research, University of St Andrews Occupational mobility and neighbourhood effects: a longitudinal study ESRC Seminar Series – 4 & 5.
After Chengzu’s death in 1424, China’s new emperor decided that foreign trade was too expensive. The rest of the world seemed to demand China’s products.
Review of the Previous Lecture Business Fixed Investment –Cost of Capital –The Determinants of Investment –Taxes and Investment.
Worlds Apart: Measuring International and Global Inequality
INT 200: Global Capitalism and its Discontents Adam Smith & the Industrial Revolution.
Global income inequalities (based on Worlds Apart , Princeton UP, 2005)
The rest of the world seemed to demand China’s products more than China sought theirs. The emperor and his advisors agreed that the nation's money should.
