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Murray Leibbrandt

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The African Inequality Review – closing the knowledge gap on inequality in Africa at a critical moment

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By Andrew Dabalen, Francisco Ferreira, Murray Leibbrandt
| wider.unu.edu
The contemporary global order is at a crossroads. We are entering an era in which shocks are no longer exceptional events but defining features of the global economy. Climate change, conflict, debt, food insecurity, and geopolitical fragmentation are converging in ways that make crises more global, less predictable, and harder to contain.
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Why has Decreasing Schooling Inequality Not Led to Decreasing Earnings Inequality in South Africa?

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By David Lam, Murray Leibbrandt, Arden Finn
| National Bureau of Economic Research
The authors gratefully acknowledge use of the services and facilities of the Population Studies Center at the University of Michigan, funded by NICHD Center Grant P2CHD041028. The views expressed herein are those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views of the National Bureau of Economic Research. Copy Citation David Lam, Murray Leibbrandt, Arden J.
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What causes inequality in African countries?

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By Murray Leibbrandt
| Global Podd
Different aspects of Inequality reinforce each other. The result is persistent poverty, lack of social mobility across generations, increased exposure to climate change, and a lack of inclusive economic growth. Inequality is created by, among other factors, where you are born and live. Alongside this, income, assets, and access to education and healthcare differ among and between populations. These inequalities reinforce each other.
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