Income Distribution in Latin America

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Cambridge University Press, 1976, 244 pp

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That economic growth fails to achieve the desired redistributive objective is one of the conclusions of this assessment of industrial progress in the last decade, and its effect on money income and real consumption. For technically informed readers.

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