Growth is inclusive when:
- It takes place in the sectors in which the poor work (e.g. agriculture);
- Occurs in places where the poor live (e.g. undeveloped areas with few resources);
- Uses the factors of production that the poor possess (e.g. unskilled labour);
- Reduces the prices of consumption items that the poor consume (e.g. food, fuel and clothing).
Salient features of Inclusive Growth
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