Social Inequality as a Limitation on Economic Growth
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https://doi.org/10.18559/ax6v8056Keywords:
Social inequality, Economic growth, Investment, Public expenditures, Well-beingAbstract
Th e author examines the issue of social inequality, especially the relationship between income inequality (property) in society and economic growth. Th e author assumes that inequality may be particularly important in terms of social welfare. An important feature is the discussion on the consequences of inequality.
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