Economic growth does not ensure income equity in a country. Economic growth is about growth of per capita GDP growth and trickle-down approach of economics is blame for inequality. Economic growth is necessary but not sufficient. For equitable distribution of income, a country have to more focus on 'economic development'.

1. Are the rapid economic growth
and equitable distribution of
income conflicting?
Minhazur Rahman Rezvi
Development Studies,
University of Dhaka

2.  Economic growth does not ensure income
equity.
Trickle down economics is blame for inequality.
 According Kuznets “ In first stage economic is
higher than equitable distribution of income.”

3. On the growth and inequality
relationship
Three kinds of evidence:
the existence of rising inequality at the lower
end of the income scale.
capita income has risen in most countries,
inequality has shown no systematic pattern of
change.
 per capita income of the bottom quintiles also
rises in same the proportion, indicating that
inequality remains stable in the face of rising per
capita GDP

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5. Thank You