Abstract
Economic inequality in developing countries is a significant issue that has profound implications for innovation and economic development. This article explores the mechanisms through which inequality limits access to resources needed for innovation, including education, finance, and in-frastructure. It provides examples of countries that have made significant progress in technological de-velopment despite high levels of inequality. It also examines policy and institutional measures aimed at mitigating inequality and supporting innovation, which can contribute to more inclusive and sustainable development.
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