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    Income Distributions in Developing Countries Are Often So Skewed That
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Income Distributions in Developing Countries Are Often So Skewed That

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Income distributions in developing countries are often so skewed that the richest households of very poor nations surpass the living standards of many high-income families in the developed economies.

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