Brookings trade forum 2004 globalization, poverty, and inequality (Brookings Institution Press, 2004)
"Brookings Trade Forum" is a series of annual volumes that provide authoritative and in-depth analysis on current and emerging issues in international economics. This seventh issue contains edited versions of papers, invited commentary, and general discussion from a conference held at the Brookings Institution, May 13-14, 2004. This year's forum focused on the relationship between globalization and poverty and inequality"--P. [vi]. - Includes bibliographical references
Editor's summary --Competing concepts of inequality in the globalization debate /Martin Ravallion --Channels from globalization to inequality: productivity world versus factor world /William Easterly --Health in an age of globalization /Angus Deaton --Assessing the impact of globalization on poverty and inequality : a new lens on an old puzzle /Carol Graham --Poverty and the organization of political violence : a review and some conjectures /Nicholas Sambanis --Trade, inequality, and poverty: what do we know? /Pinelopi Goldberg and Nina Pavcnik / --The impact of globalization on the poor /Pranab Bardhan --Why global inequality matters /Nancy Birdsall --Some speculation on growth and poverty over the twenty-first century /Kenneth Rogoff.