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“…'Growth versus distribution: does the pattern of growth matter?' (White and Anderson 2001) examined controversial work from the World Bank's research department which claimed that 'Growth is good for the poor'. A robust regression and meta-analysis of infant and child mortality determinants (Hanmer, Lensink, and White 2003) contrasted work from the World Bank which argued that health spending was not important.…”

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Growth versus distribution: revisiting the trade-off

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The impact of government policies on income inequality and the translation of growth into income poverty reduction: protocol for two systematic reviews

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The eradication of poverty has been a central aim of international development for several decades, and the importance of reducing inequality is also increasingly accepted. This paper presents the protocols for two systematic reviews on the government policies and interventions that affect in-country income inequality and the translation of economic growth into reductions in income poverty. The paper describes the background to the reviews and the links between them, their aims and scope, the inclusion criteria, search strategy and synthesis options

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Growth versus distribution: revisiting the trade-off

The impact of government policies on income inequality and the translation of growth into income poverty reduction: protocol for two systematic reviews

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