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Discover 'The Globalization of Inequality', a pivotal work by renowned economist Francois Bourguignon. This insightful trade paperback examines the intricate dynamics of global economic systems and their impact on inequality. Aimed at readers keen on understanding economic disparities, Bourguignon delves into the paradoxes of globalization—showing how it has lifted millions out of poverty in countries like China, India, and Brazil, while simultaneously widening the wealth gap within these nations. This book tackles essential topics such as international inequality, trends in domestic wealth distribution, and effective policies aimed at reducing socioeconomic disparities. Bourguignon provides a fresh perspective on the complex interplay between global economic growth and rising inequality, making it a must-read for policymakers, scholars, and anyone interested in the future of the world economy. By merging empirical evidence from various sources with thoughtful analysis, 'The Globalization of Inequality' encourages readers to reflect on the roles that globalization and national policies play in shaping economic sentences worldwide. Engage with the debates on inequality and discover potential solutions that can foster a more equitable global society. Enhance your understanding of economic issues with this essential book, perfect for anyone passionate about economic justice, globalization effects, and sustainable policies amidst growing disparities.