أثر النمو الاقتصادي و مؤشر اللامساواة على معدل الفقر في الدول النامية : دراسية قياسية للفترة 1970-2013

Abstract EN

This analytical review explores the links between poverty, inequality and growth in 96 developing countries for the period 1970-2013 using dynamic panel data, to investigate the relationships between poverty as measured by the consumption per capita, inequality measured as Thail index and growth measured as GDP per capita, The paper aims at contributing to the literature by utilizing the recently develop Thail index instead of the traditional Gini coefficient because of its disadvantages for developing countries, The results indicate that there is an interdependence between poverty, growth and inequality, Therefore, the Kuznets hypothesis is based on a relationship between economic growths to income inequality is most appropriate.