Inégalite, Fécondite Et Croissance En Afrique Centrale
Abstract
We study the relation between inequality and growth in position of fertility. We construct a model in which growth undergoes the influence of the fertility differential, the distribution of the incomes, and the human capital. Poor parents do not invest more in quality than in quantity of their children. An increase in inequality lowers average education and, therefore, growth. We use panel data on central Africa countries (CEMAC zone). Estimations, made to a macroeconomic level to seize the determinants of the growth, are validated
Full Text: PDF DOI: 10.15640/jeds.v4n2a14
Abstract
We study the relation between inequality and growth in position of fertility. We construct a model in which growth undergoes the influence of the fertility differential, the distribution of the incomes, and the human capital. Poor parents do not invest more in quality than in quantity of their children. An increase in inequality lowers average education and, therefore, growth. We use panel data on central Africa countries (CEMAC zone). Estimations, made to a macroeconomic level to seize the determinants of the growth, are validated
Full Text: PDF DOI: 10.15640/jeds.v4n2a14
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