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A growth incidence curve is a curve showing by how much the income of different income groups (quantiles) has grown within a given time period. It is commonly used to analyze the extent to which economic growth has benefited the poor and its effects on economic inequality.

The concept was introduced by Martin Ravallion and Shaohua Chen and has been used in poverty economics and research on inequality.
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[edit]- Ravallion and Chen 2003
- Ravallion and Chen 2001
- Michel Lubrano lecture script
- Chronic Poverty Advisory Network blog entry