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Milanovic, Branko
Global policy, 05/2013, Letnik: 4, Številka: 2Journal Article
This article presents an overview of calculations of global inequality, recently and over the long term, and outlines the main controversies and political and philosophical implications of the findings. It focuses in particular on the winners and losers of the most recent episode of globalization, from 1988 to 2008. It suggests that the period has witnessed the first decline in inequality between world citizens since the Industrial Revolution. However, the decline can be sustained only if countries' mean incomes continue to converge (as they have been doing during the past ten years) and if internal (within‐country) inequalities, which are already high, are kept in check. Mean‐income convergence would also reduce the huge ‘citizenship premium’ that is enjoyed today by the citizens of rich countries. Development is about people: either poor people have ways to become richer where they are now, or they can become rich by moving somewhere else. Looked at from above, there is no real difference between the two options. But from the point of view of real politics, there is a whole world of difference.
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