The Effect of Trade Liberalization on Income Inequality in Latin America

Authors

  • Adrian Allen PhD
  • Casey Roberts Dr.
  • Robin Roberts Prof.

Keywords:

Trade Liberalization, Income Inequality, Latin America, Economic Policy, Income Distribution

Abstract

This article examines the impact of trade liberalization policies on income inequality in Latin American countries. By analyzing data from multiple nations, the study explores how opening up trade influences income distribution. The findings reveal mixed outcomes, with trade liberalization benefiting some sectors while exacerbating inequality in others. The article offers policy recommendations to balance trade benefits with equitable income distribution.
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Author Biographies

Adrian Allen, PhD

PhD
University of Buenos Aires
Av. Córdoba 1851, C1120 AAA, Buenos Aires, Argentina

Casey Roberts, Dr.

Dr.
University of Chile
Av Libertador Bernardo O'Higgins 1058, Santiago, Chile

Robin Roberts, Prof.

Prof.
University of the Andes
Cra. 1 #18a-12, Bogotá, Colombia

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Published

2026-02-24

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Articles