Right, but the Galbraith paper for example, makes an attempt to work
around this and I was wondering if there were any other readily
available papers or tables on this question of at least some use.
Sorry for not expressing my question better.

Thanks

> That's the only internationally comparable data. The UN and World
> Bank collect national data, but from different years using different
> techniques and definitions. The World Bank figures, for example, mix
> income and consumption data, which is analytically useless to compare.
> Doug



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