Sentence examples for economic differentiation from inspiring English sources

Modern social and economic differentiation "implies a need for a differentiated system of public instruction to meet the needs of all social classes, [wherein] the attempt to form all citizens in a rigorously identical mold would be utterly inappropriate.

At the beginning of Peter's reign there was already some degree of economic differentiation between the various regions of Russia; and in the towns artisans were establishing small businesses, small-scale production was expanding, and industrial plants and factories were growing up, with both hired workers and serfs employed.

Case studies of individual investments in tree crops and houses illustrate recent changes in social and economic differentiation among families and communities in Asante Region, Ghana, and their implications for recent debates over state-led land reform versus community-led land reform.

In Mukugodo, we postulate that social and economic differentiation influences household perception and use of different livelihood strategies.

Our framework thus identifies activities and linkages that illustrate the process of rapid internal social and economic differentiation via access to cash.

Thirdly, outmigration of labour to neighbouring private ranches and urban centres has led to social and economic differentiation that influences household outcomes by increasing the divergence of strategies and interests among wealth strata (Kaye-Zweibel 2011).

Thus, we hypothesize that access to cash from engagement with diversified practices and regional markets generates socio-economic differentiation among pastoral households under current economic conditions.

However, with the increasing monetization of the economy, and the resulting socio-economic differentiation within the population, poverty may well become a self-defining notion.

This tendency is noteworthy given a socio-economic differentiation between the city and riverfront (which tend to be more affluent) and outlying suburbia.

6 There are other socio-economic differentiations such as class, ethnicity, age etc.

At senior levels the Labor party was uncertain how far to push the economic policy differentiation, which left it with spending policies that increased its forecast near-term deficits to levels higher than the Coalition's, but without the clearly explained rationale to deflect the inevitable accusation that this made Labor a risk to the economy.