Add to ORKGThis paper seeks to improve regional and national databases. Apart from Taylor and Hudson (1972), Deininger and Squire (1999), and Frankema (2008), there are no estimates for land inequality, that is, landgini indices for Latin America for the period 1950-1970. Furthermore, the estimates of these authors are incomplete and only focus on the national level. The objective of this paper is to fill in the gaps in the literature by offering new and original estimates of landgini indices for all Latin American countries, and by extension for the United States, Canada, and Western Europe, both nationally and regionally. The paper presents the methodology and sources used to estimate the landginis indices, compare them with previous estimat...
Latin America, with a Gini coefficient for land of 0.79, is the world's most unequal region in terms...
Can the initial distribution of land, in a country's early history, affect its subsequent economic d...
The growing body of literature devoted to studying the impact of inequality on economic growth has c...
This paper seeks to improve regional and national databases. Apart from Taylor and Hudson (1972), D...
The bi-polar distribution of land established during three centuries of colonial rule is still, afte...
The colonial heritage of high land inequality in Latin American countries is still, after nearly two...
Summary I analyze the effect of inequality on economic growth in Latin America, where inequality is ...
I analyze the effect of inequality on economic growth in Latin America, where inequality is measured...
The colonial heritage of high land inequality in Latin American countries is still, after nearly two...
Latin America, with a Gini coefficient for land of 0.79, is the world’s most unequal region in terms...
Agricultural expansion remains the most prominent proximate cause of tropical deforestation in Latin...
This research develops a unified growth theory that captures the transition from the domination of g...
The growing body of literature devoted to study the impact of inequality on economic growth have cen...
The growing body of literature devoted to studying the impact of inequality on economic growth has c...
Latin America, with a Gini coefficient for land of 0.79, is the world's most unequal region in terms...
Can the initial distribution of land, in a country's early history, affect its subsequent economic d...
The growing body of literature devoted to studying the impact of inequality on economic growth has c...
This paper seeks to improve regional and national databases. Apart from Taylor and Hudson (1972), D...
The bi-polar distribution of land established during three centuries of colonial rule is still, afte...
The colonial heritage of high land inequality in Latin American countries is still, after nearly two...
Summary I analyze the effect of inequality on economic growth in Latin America, where inequality is ...
I analyze the effect of inequality on economic growth in Latin America, where inequality is measured...
The colonial heritage of high land inequality in Latin American countries is still, after nearly two...
Latin America, with a Gini coefficient for land of 0.79, is the world’s most unequal region in terms...
Agricultural expansion remains the most prominent proximate cause of tropical deforestation in Latin...
This research develops a unified growth theory that captures the transition from the domination of g...
The growing body of literature devoted to study the impact of inequality on economic growth have cen...
The growing body of literature devoted to studying the impact of inequality on economic growth has c...
Latin America, with a Gini coefficient for land of 0.79, is the world's most unequal region in terms...
Can the initial distribution of land, in a country's early history, affect its subsequent economic d...
The growing body of literature devoted to studying the impact of inequality on economic growth has c...