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The Effect of Political Regimes on Inequality, 1963-2002

This paper provides evidence on the relationship between economic inequality and political regime.Much of the literature argues that democracy is egalitarian, but the papere finds that it is not, and suggests that the conventional argument is an artifact of the data scales commonly in use. Using the latest UTIP-UNIDO data set on economic inequality and an original, categorical data set on regimes, the paper finds that particular regime types do influence the level of inequality.

Posted in: Grey Literature on 09/19/2012 | Link to this post on IFP |
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