TY - BOOK AU - Kanbur,S.M.Ravi AU - Venables,Anthony AU - Wan,Guang Hua TI - Spatial disparities in human development: perspectives from Asia SN - 9280811223 AV - HC415.P5 S62 2006 U1 - 339.22095 22 PY - 2006///] CY - Tokyo, New York PB - United Nations University Press KW - Poor KW - Asia KW - Case studies KW - Income distribution KW - Equality KW - Economic conditions KW - 1945- KW - Regional disparities N1 - Includes bibliographical references and index; 1; Spatial disparities in human development : an overview of the Asian evidence; Ravi Kanbur, Anthony J. Venables and Guanghua Wan --; 2; Poverty mapping with aggregate census data : what is the loss in precision?; Nicholas Minot and Bob Baulch --; 3; A decomposition analysis of regional poverty in Russia; Stanislav Kolenikov and Anthony Shorrocks --; 4; Trade liberalization and spatial inequality : a methodological innovation in Vietnamese perspective; Hennig Tarp Jensen and Finn Tarp --; 5; Fifty years of regional inequality in China : a journey through central planning, reform and openness; Ravi Kanbur and Xiaobo Zhang --; 6; Income inequality in rural China : regression-based decomposition using household data; Guanghua Wan and Zhangyue Zhou --; 7; Divergent means and convergent inequality of incomes among the provinces and cities of urban China; John Knight, Li Shi and Zhao Renwei --; 8; Industrial location and spatial inequality : theory and evidence from India; Somik V. Lall and Sanjoy Chakravorty --; 9; Spatial horizontal inequality and the Maoist insurgency in Nepal; S. Mansoob Murshed and Scott Gates --; 10; Changes in spatial income inequality in the Philippines : an exploratory analysis; Arsenio M. Balisacan and Nobuhiko Fuwa --; 11; Spatial inequality and development in central Asia; Kathryn H. Anderson and Richard Pomfret --; 12; Decomposing spatial differences in poverty in India; Shatakshee Dhongde --; 13; Commune-level estimation of poverty measures and its application in Cambodia; Tomoki Fujii N2 - "Spatial disparities are a measure of the unequal distribution of income, wealth, power and resources between peoples in different locations. This book focuses on issues directly related to the Millennium Development Goals including conflict, poverty, and the causes and consequences of inequality. It applies the latest research techniques including regression-based decomposition, poverty decomposition and computable general equilibrium models."--BOOK JACKET ER -