Inclusive Growth and Policies

Palanivel, Thangavel; Ünal, Fatma Gül

doi:10.1093/acprof:oso/9780198092346.003.0011

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“…The relationship between income growth and deprivation is most often posed in terms of whether growth is pro-poor. Examining India’s growth performance since 1993–1994, Palanivel and Unal (2011) indicate that the poverty elasticity of growth declined in India over the period 1970s to 2000s. The low and declining elasticity of poverty coincided with high growth performance during 1990s and 2000s which in fact spurred the government of India to initiate specific programmes for enhancing human development outcomes.…”

Section: Linkages Of Capability Deprivation and Economic Growth In Indiamentioning

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Economic Growth and Integrated Poverty Index: An Estimate Using Macro-level Aggregates at Subnational Levels in India

Iyer

Prabhu

2017

Indian Journal of Human Development

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The Integrated Poverty Index (IPI) is a summary measure of poverty/deprivation that includes “poor” across economic, education and health/nutrition-related dimensions. Estimates across three decades since 1991 show a slow reduction in IPI, notably in mainly small states with middle per capita income. The growth–poverty linkage seems to be dwindling away. States with higher per capita income have not been able to reduce their IPI values in recent times, raising concerns of “IPI-trap”. Further, low-income states have been at the same level of IPI and PCNSDP for the past two decades raising concerns of both growth-led and development-led initiatives. The paper concludes that since there is a strong “income and population effect” to IPI reduction, there is a need to build synergies to secure sustainable capabilities expansion.

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Section: Linkages Of Capability Deprivation and Economic Growth In Indiamentioning

confidence: 99%

Economic Growth and Integrated Poverty Index: An Estimate Using Macro-level Aggregates at Subnational Levels in India

Iyer

Prabhu

2017

Indian Journal of Human Development

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Inclusive growth: Literature review

Saher,

Tabák,

Lyeonov

et al. 2024

Journal of International Studies

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The paper presents a comprehensive analysis of scholarly literature within the domain of inclusive growth. It meticulously categorises diverse approaches aimed at delineating the essence of inclusive growth, encompassing the articulation of principal objectives, and identifying challenges that inclusive growth endeavours to address. Furthermore, to enhance the organization of research and attain a nuanced understanding of prevalent, well-explored, and under-researched themes, the study advocates for a supplementary bibliometric analysis of publications on inclusive growth. Utilizing data extracted from the Scopus and Web of Science databases from 1995 to 2022, this research discerns notable scholarly interest in inclusive growth, particularly among academic communities in the United States, India, and Great Britain. The findings delineate several focal points within the realm of inclusive growth, including the determinants of developmental trajectories, the constituents and metrics of economic expansion, as well as the evaluation and prognostication of its outcomes. Moreover, the study underscores the significance, characteristics, and potential avenues of inclusive growth, alongside the imperative of financial inclusivity and its role in fostering equitable economic development. Additionally, it identifies key components essential for achieving sustainable development objectives, elucidating how inclusive growth initiatives are intricately linked to the mitigation of pervasive societal challenges such as poverty, inequality, and unemployment. By identifying prominent clusters of scholarly discourse, this research facilitates a nuanced comprehension of the most salient themes and issues animating the discourse on inclusive growth, thus providing a valuable foundation for future scholars and policymakers in this crucial area.

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Sustainable and Inclusive Growth in Africa: Industrialization a Must

Moshi¹

2014

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Inclusive Growth and Policies

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Economic Growth and Integrated Poverty Index: An Estimate Using Macro-level Aggregates at Subnational Levels in India

Economic Growth and Integrated Poverty Index: An Estimate Using Macro-level Aggregates at Subnational Levels in India

Inclusive growth: Literature review

Sustainable and Inclusive Growth in Africa: Industrialization a Must

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