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Corruption and inequality lead to lower economic growth and human capital.

Wealth Distribution, Lobbying and Economic Growth
Daniel Haile

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The article explores how wealth distribution, lobbying, and economic growth are connected. It looks at how different income groups influence policies in a society. The researchers found that corruption and inequality can lead to lower taxes, less investment in education, and slower economic growth.