claim: (since 1990) "every continent has seen substantial gains, with individual incomes growing by more than a third in every region of the developing world."
author: gayle smith
evidence_1: (since 1990) "every continent has seen substantial gains, with individual  incomes growing by more than a third in every region of the developing world.".
evidence_2: (since 1990) "every continent has seen substantial gains, with individual  incomes growing by more than a third in every region of the developing world.".
evidence_3: all visualizations and data discussed here are also discussed in more detail in  other, ... in fact, recent life expectancy gains in developing countries have helped  reduce ... was higher than in 1800, but we can see that inequality grew  substantially. ... for an analogous discussion of inequality in the context of  incomes, see our ...
evidence_4: mar 25, 2016 ... when the united nations unveiled the eight target areas that would ... that  international leaders had bitten off more than they could chew. ... agency for  international development (usaid) in december 2015, and ... worldwide income  gains ... said that since 1990, "every continent has seen substantial gains, ...
evidence_5: from the early 1990s onwards, we see that the uk experiences a ... more than  700 years of income inequality in the uk measured via income share of the .... as  we can see, consumption inequality in almost all countries is lower than ... as we  can see, the poorest individuals in the us have seen no real income growth in  the ...