Poverty and Inequality in India, 2011–12 to 2023–24 (Record no. 87490)

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Personal name Arvind Panagariya
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Personal name Vishal More
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Title of the article Poverty and Inequality in India, 2011–12 to 2023–24
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Title of the journal or magazine Economic and Political Weekly
Volume, Issue Vol.61; No.10 -
Month & Year 07 March 2026
Pages pp. 45-50
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Summary, etc. Using unit-level Household Consumption Expenditure Survey data for 2011–12, 2022–23, and 2023–24, this paper reassesses poverty and inequality in India at the Tendulkar poverty line and at higher expenditure thresholds. Extreme poverty declined sharply from 21.9% to 2.3%, with similar reductions across states and social groups, though Scheduled Tribes remain relatively disadvantaged. At higher poverty lines, substantial improvements persist, indicating gains beyond subsistence levels. Between 234 million and 421 million people are estimated to have exited poverty, depending on thresholds and methods. The Gini coefficient falls nationally and across states, suggesting reduced consumption inequality despite widening spatial and top-income disparities. Overall, recent growth appears broadly inclusive, combining falling poverty with declining expenditure inequality.
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Uniform title Economics
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Topical term India
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Topical term Poverty
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Topical term Expenditure inequality
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Topical term Poverty line
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Topical term Household Consumption Expenditure Survey
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Topical term Tendulkar poverty line
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Topical term Scheduled Tribes
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Topical term Social groups
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