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Nobel Prize in Economics: Understanding Wealth Inequality

  • The 2024 Nobel Prize in Economics was awarded for groundbreaking research on wealth inequality between nations.
  • The laureates demonstrated how political and economic institutions shape prosperity across countries.
  • The awarded work highlights the relationship between societal institutions and prosperity by analysing the systems introduced by European colonisers.
  • The research shows how institutional differences lead to vast income disparities between countries.
  • The laureates’ research explains why some countries prosper while others remain trapped in low economic growth.
  • The research emphasizes the role of democracy in driving faster economic growth in countries transitioning from non-democratic regimes to democratic ones.
  • The work advocates that inclusive political and economic institutions foster long-term prosperity.

Dig Deeper: Know more about India’s Wealth Inequality status as per the World Inequality Database.

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