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Capital formation, capital rate of return and economic inequality in Middle East and North Africa
Economic inequality is turning into one of the most pressing issues in the 21st century. The inequality gap between the rich and the poor raises red flags to the world's economic, social and political well-being. A small minority is controlling the world's economy and has the most influential power,...
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