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Wealth and Globalization

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This represents the first absolute decline ever in the number of those living in extreme poverty. These improvements have not, however, occurred uniformly. To give just one indicator, in 1960, average incomes in East Asia were one-tenth of those in the OECD countries. By 1998, they had risen to nearly one-fifth of the OECD level, even though OECD-country incomes had themselves increased massively...
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By 1998, they had risen to nearly one-fifth of the OECD level, even though OECD-country incomes had themselves increased massively. In Sub-Saharan Africa, on the other hand, incomes in 1960 were slightly higher than in East Asia ? at one-ninth of the OECD level. By 1998 they were just one-eighteenth of OECD average income...
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