Income inequality and poverty in Hungary in the mid 1990s

16 Added-variable plots of a regression of the average annual rate of growth (in percent) of real GDP per capita in 1960–2000 on the initial level of real GDP per capita in

Added-variable plots of a regression of the average annual rate of growth (in percent) of real GDP per capita in 1960–2000 on the initial level of real GDP per capita in

• inequalities of capital and property income significantly increased in Northern Europe, Hungary, and Italy;. • the share of capital and property income in total

• The share of cash transfers in total income decreased between 1995 and 2005 in most OECD countries. Sharpest decrease took place in Sweden, Finland, Denmark, and Ireland

Although this is a still somewhat visionary possibility of solving the

Overuse of the atmospheric commons relative to population share is based on deviations from equal per capita emissions; in 2005 high-income countries.. constituted 16 percent of

Overuse of the atmospheric commons relative to population share is based on deviations from equal per capita emissions; in 2005 high-income countries constituted 16 percent of

Overuse of the atmospheric commons relative to population share is based on deviations from equal per capita emissions; in 2005 high-income countries constituted 16 percent of