L'écart entre nations riches et nations pauvres dans l'optique socialiste
Abstract
Les deux tiers environ de la population mondiale vivent dans les pays moins développés, et ne gagnent qu’un huitième du revenu mondial. Cette inégalité de revenu a augmenté et continue d’augmenter au fil des années. Au cours du siècle dernier de 1860 à 1960, le quart le plus riche de la population mondiale a accru sa part du revenu mondial de 58 à 72 pour cent alors que celle du quart le plus pauvre tombait de 12, 5 à 3 pour cent.
Citation
“Horvat, Branko; United Nations. Economic Commission for Africa. African Institute for Economic Development and Planning(IDEP) (1971-01). L'écart entre nations riches et nations pauvres dans l'optique socialiste. Dakar. © NU. IDEP. https://hdl.handle.net/10855/43539”Collections
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