The paper conducts an empirical investigation to examine whether there is a linkage between financial development and income disparity or not. Final results withdrawn from the ARDL model, which is employed to deal with Vietnam’s national-level time series data from 1992 to 2021, reveal that the influence of financial development on income inequality depends on the specific measure used to capture its multidimensional aspects.

This study investigates the relationship between economic globalization and income inequality in Asia during the period from 2018 to 2021. The research aims to contribute to the academic and policy debates on the impact of globalization on income inequality and to identify effective policy measures that can help mitigate the negative effects of globalization on income distribution in Asian countries.

Finance is considered as the lifeblood of the economy and it is integral to a country's economic growth and stability. However, this perception has been called into question, particularly following the global financial crisis, giving rise to new research questions. For example, does too much finance harm economic growth? And does the financial sector serve society's economic and social needs? This thesis aims to provide cross-sectional and time-series evidence on the macroeconomic consequences of financialisation in an international context. Financialisation is defined as the increase in the size and importance of a country's financial sector relative to the overall economy.

The thesis has two main objectives: (1) to examine the causal relationship among FDI, institutional quality and shadow economy in Asian countries; (2) to investigate the impact of shadow economy on income inequality and the channel of the impact in Asia.

In order to further test the hypothesis, this paper will first present a history of globalization in China as well as research on income inequality before the creation of the Open Door Policy. Second, research will be conducted on the impact of globalization in China post Open Door Policy using multinationals as case studies. The research results will provide evidence that the process of globalization led by the economic reform has changed the Chinese economy outlook, and caused income inequality comparing to how it was before the economic reform.

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The topic of policy formulation among interdependent economies has received much attention in the literature. China and Hong Kong are economically closely linked. Policy initiatives in one economy may influence the evolution of economics variables in the other. In the first essay a two-country model is used to illustrate the interdependence of these two economies. Not surprisingly, we found that the policy effects are asymmetric, due to differences in size. China’s economic policies have a big effect on Hong Kong, but the reverse is not true. However, China and Hong Kong’s economies are intertwined....