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15. Does Financial Inclusion Diminish Poverty and Inequality? A Panel Data Analysis for Latin American Countries. (2021). da Costa, Naijela ; Neto, Mario Sacomano ; Moralles, Herick Fernando ; Polloni-Silva, Eduardo.
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16. Impact of Financial Literacy on Retirement Financial Portfolio: Evidence from China*. (2021). Turvey, Calum ; Xiong, Xueping ; Sun, Ruiting ; Zhang, Huanhuan.
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17. Financial literacy, financial inclusion, and savings behavior in Laos. (2020). Morgan, Peter ; Long, Trinh Quang.
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18. Financial Literacy, Trust and Stock Market Participation in Ghana. (2019). Kuffour, Solomon Antwiagyei ; Adu, George.
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19. Capital Regulation in a Macroeconomic Model with Three Layers of Default. (2014). Suarez, Javier ; Stracca, Livio ; Nikolov, Kalin ; Moyen, Stéphane ; Mendicino, Caterina ; Derviz, Alexis ; CLERC, Laurent ; Vardoulakis, Alexandros.
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20. The Impact of Financial Constraints and Wealth Inequality on International Trade Flows, Capital Movements and Entrepreneurial Migration. (2014). Falvey, Rodney ; Bougheas, Spiros.
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21. The credit rationing of Chinese rural households and its welfare loss: An investigation based on panel data. (2013). Li, Rui ; Zhu, XI ; Huang, Shaoan.
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24. Remittances and inequality : A dynamic migration model. (2007). Rapoport, Hillel ; Docquier, Frédéric ; Hillel, RAPOPORT ; I-Leng Shen, ; Frdric, DOCQUIER .
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27. The Effect of Financial Repression & Enforcement on Entrepreneurship and Economic Development. (2006). Villamil, Anne.
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30. Transitional Dynamics in a Growth Model with Distributive Politics. (2006). Ghate, Chetan.
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31. Financial Development and Inequality: Brazil 1985-99. (2006). Bittencourt, Manoel.
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33. Remittances and inequality: A dynamic migration model. (2006). Shen, I-Ling ; Rapoport, Hillel ; Docquier, Frédéric.
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34. Financial Development and Inequality: Brazil 1985-99. (2006). Bittencourt, Manoel.
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39. Emergent Class Structure. (2005). Matsuyama, Kiminori.
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40. Endogenous persistent inequality. (2005). Fall, Falilou.
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41. Farm households production theories: a review of institutional and behavioural responses. (2005). .
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42. Transitional Dynamics in a Growth Model with Distributive Politics. (2005). Ghate, Chetan.
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43. Occupational Diversity and Endogenous Inequality. (2005). Ray, Debraj ; Mookherjee, Dilip.
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44. From Physical to Human Capital Accumulation: Inequality and the Process of Development. (2004). Moav, Omer ; Galor, Oded.
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45. International Capital Mobility and Aggregate Volatility: the Case of Credit-Rationed Open Economies. (2004). Pintus, Patrick.
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46. A REASSESSMENT OF THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INEQUALITY AND GROWTH: WHAT HUMAN CAPITAL INEQUALITY DATA SAY?. (2004). Castello-Climent, Amparo.
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47. Entrepreneurship and Growth - An Overlapping Generations Approach -. (2004). Clemens, Christiane.
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48. Do Rural Banks Matter? Evidence from the Indian Social Banking Experiment. (2004). Pande, Rohini ; Burgess, Robin.
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49. Do Rural Banks Matter? Evidence from the Indian Social Banking Experiment. (2004). Pande, Rohini ; Burgess, Robin.
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50. Spatial urban restructuring for economic growth with distribution: The case of Ceara (Brazil). (2003). Bar-El, Raphael ; Schwartz, Dafna.
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51. Financial Contracts and Occupational Choice. (2003). Karaivanov, Alexander.
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52. Do Rural Banks Matter? Evidence from the Indian Social Banking Experiment. (2003). Pande, Rohini ; Burgess, Robin.
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53. Wealth Polarization and Pulverization in Fractal Societies.. (2002). Privileggi, Fabio ; Cozzi, Guido.
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54. Endogenous Distribution, Politics and Growth. (2002). Ghate, Chetan ; Das, Satya.
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55. Persistent Inequality: An Explanation Based on Limited Parental Altruism. (2002). Das, Mausumi.
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56. Markets and Growth. (2001). Jurajda, Stepan ; Mitchell, Janet.
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57. Markets and Growth. (2001). Jurajda, Stepan ; Mitchell, Janet.
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58. Wealth Distribution, Entrepreneurship and Intertemporal Trade. (2001). Banerji, Sanjay.
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59. Markets and Growth. (2001). Jurajda, Stepan ; Mitchell, Janet.
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60. Entrepreneurship, Saving and Social Mobility. (2000). Quadrini, Vincenzo.
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61. North-South Trade, Capital Accumulation and Personal Distribution of Wealth and Income. (2000). Das, Satya.
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62. Wealth Distribution, Moral Hazard, and Entrepreneurship. (2000). Banerji, Sanjay.
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63. Inequality and the Dynamics of Poverty and Growth. (1999). Elbadawi, Ibrahim A. ; Ali, Ali A..
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64. Inequality and Growth Revisited. (1999). Figini, Paolo.
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65. Social Mobility: The Barro-Becker Children Meet the Laitner-Loury Dynasties. (1999). Alvarez, Fernando.
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66. Inequality, Property Rights Protection, and Economic Growth in Transition Economies: Theory and Russian Evidence. (1999). Sonin, Konstantin.
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67. Asset pooling, credit rationing, and growth. (1998). Lehnert, Andreas.
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