Poverty, Inequality and Development

The study delves into the multifaceted nature of economic development, arguing that traditional metrics such as GNI and per capita income are insufficient indicators of a country’s progress. It emphasizes the role of human capital in driving development and addresses the challenges faced by underrepresented groups, particularly women in the labor force. By examining the informal economy and the impact of education, the document advocates for policies that promote equitable growth and social inclusion. The insights provided aim to inform future strategies for reducing poverty and inequality, ultimately contributing to sustainable development.