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WP; income; GDP; Gini coefficient; spending; Income distribution; government spending; capital deepening; inequality data; factor income; parameter estimate; growth equation; redistributive spending; inequality indicator; income share; after-tax income; low-inequality country; income distribution indicator; inequality-redistribution hypothesis; Income inequality; Personal income; East Asia; Asia and Pacific;All these keywords.
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