Traduction de «Diseguaglianza economica » (Italien → Anglais) :

economic disparity [ economic imbalance ]

Tchebechev's inequality | Tchebechev's theorem | Tchebychev inequality

inequality

economic policy [ economic approach | economic choice ]

economic conditions [ economic aspect | Macroeconomic performance(STW) ]

ecological inequality

Economic Policy Directorate [ DP ]

Promotion Activities Directorate [ DS ]

economics consultant | policy analyst | economic adviser | economics adviser

EUROVOC descriptor: fine macroeconomics macroeconomics economic policy budget deficit sanction (EU) economic disparity economic disparity multilateral surveillance infringement of EU law euro area

EUROVOC descriptor: EU investment marginalisation poverty fight against unemployment employment statistics economic disparity Structural Funds sustainable development European growth initiative public consultation

B. whereas the region is part of the group of middle-income countries that have achieved notable successes in reducing poverty ‐ from 44 % to 33 % in a single decade ‐ and inequality through economic growth and political and social reforms, but nevertheless, one in three Latin Americans still lives below the poverty line – 180 million people, of whom 52 million live on less than EUR 2 a day – and 10 countries in the region remain among the 15 most unequal countries in the world ; whereas some countries have malnutrition rates above 20 % and 28 million citizens do not know how to read or write, with 44 million people outside the welfare ...[+++] systems;

B. whereas the region is part of the group of middle-income countries that have achieved notable successes in reducing poverty — from 44 % to 33 % in a single decade — and inequality through economic growth and political and social reforms, but nevertheless, one in three Latin Americans still lives below the poverty line – 180 million people, of whom 52 million live on less than EUR 2 a day – and 10 countries in the region remain among the 15 most unequal countries in the world; whereas some countries have malnutrition rates above 20 % and 28 million citizens do not know how to read or write, with 44 million people outside the welfare s ...[+++]ystems;