Poverty, London School of Economics, University
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Free market pros and cons: efficiency and inequality
Allocative efficiency, income inequality and government intervention in free markets. At the LSE we discuss the pros and cons of free market and regulation
Is helping the poor a moral obligation?
Is giving money to charity our duty or a sign of generosity? Peter Singer's ethics suggest that helping the poor is our moral obligation. Do you agree?
Bigger problem in developed countries: poverty or inequality?
Poverty and inequality remain big problems of the 21st century, even in developed countries. Which of the two should policy-makers be more concerned with?
Measuring poverty in the 21st century
How to solve poverty: defining and measuring poverty are crucial. Are “thin” indicators of poverty (e.g. $-a-day) better than “thick” measures (e.g. MPI)?
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