The see-saw effects of inequality
When commentators refer to rising inequality, they mostly mean increased inequality in rich countries like the US. But while national inequality may have increased in […]
Month: December 2017
South Africa’s jobs crisis: doubling down on the ‘triple challenge’
The Republic of South Africa – both among Africa’s richest and most unequal economies – is facing a triple socio-economic challenge: The challenge, Morné Oosthuizen […]
Are bigger cities better or worse for inequality?
One major characteristic of the process of economic development is the movement of people from rural to urban areas. As a result, the percentage of […]
Can Mixed Methods Help Us Study Economic Development?
Understanding the dynamics of economic development, inequality, and poverty is a complex research challenge. What methods and approaches do justice do this complexity? Could mixed […]
