Titlebook: Structural Inequality; Origins and Quests f Roger D. Norton Book 2022 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive lice

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Yemen: Qat and Water,st country to run out of water. Conversations in Yemen revealed the origins of the crisis: abrupt introduction of a new pumping technology, subsidies for pumps and the energy driving them, banning imports of water-intensive crops, the national habit of chewing the thirsty crop qat, and institutional

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Mexico and El Salvador: Yearnings for Education,vital role of primary education for rural economies and the deficiencies of Latin American educational systems. In Mexico the elders of a community in deep poverty said, in broken Spanish, that there was no future for them, only for the children if they could get a school that functioned. In El Salv

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Honduras: Land Struggles,enefit the rural poor and all farmers and to improve other policies. It opens with Columbus’ encounter with the Mayans. The Honduran landscape exhibits today’s skewed land distribution and environmental problems that affected those Mayans. Spain’s New World agricultural decisions consisted of vast l

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South Korea: Pressurized Takeoff,inequality of landowning later erased by historic land reform. It paints pictures of village life when South Korea was still poor. The author worked with Korean economists on a model to project growth possibilities for economic takeoff. The radical policy experimentation of those times is described.

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Epilogue, and remedies developed. More diverse kinds of structural inequality exist—the tasks are to identify them and seek out their roots and, for outsiders, work with local counterparts in devising and pursuing solutions. Reduced structural inequality contributed to growth when Estonia put land in hands o

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