Shared prosperity focuses on boosting economic growth while ensuring the gains are distributed equitably, particularly among the poorest 40% of a population. It’s used by policymakers to measure inclusive development, guiding investments in education, infrastructure, and social safety nets. Ultimately, everyone benefits through reduced inequality, stronger social cohesion, and more sustainable, broad-based economic progress.
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