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Abstract
This research study investigates the impact of technology on income inequality, focusing specifically on developing countries. Technological advancements have been hailed as a driver of economic growth and development, but concerns have been raised about their potential to exacerbate income inequality within and across countries. The objective of this study is to analyze the relationship between technology adoption and income inequality in developing countries, examining the mechanisms through which technology influences income distribution. The research begins with an exploration of the theoretical background on the impact of technology on income inequality, highlighting the various channels through which technology can affect income distribution. A comprehensive review of existing literature is conducted to synthesize the current state of knowledge on this topic, identifying gaps and inconsistencies in the literature. Methodologically, this study employs a mixed-methods approach, combining quantitative analysis of secondary data on technology adoption and income distribution with qualitative case studies of selected developing countries. The quantitative analysis involves regression analysis and statistical modeling to assess the relationship between technology variables and income inequality indicators. The qualitative case studies provide in-depth insights into the context-specific factors shaping the impact of technology on income distribution in developing countries. The findings of this research reveal nuanced relationships between technology adoption and income inequality in developing countries. While technology can create new opportunities for income generation and economic participation, its benefits are not distributed evenly among different segments of the population. The analysis highlights the importance of policy interventions to ensure that the benefits of technological progress are shared equitably and contribute to reducing income inequality. In conclusion, this research contributes to the understanding of the complex relationship between technology and income inequality in developing countries. The findings have implications for policymakers, highlighting the need for targeted interventions to harness the potential of technology for inclusive economic growth and poverty reduction. By addressing the challenges of income inequality in the context of technological change, this study aims to inform policy decisions that promote sustainable and equitable development in developing countries. Keywords technology, income inequality, developing countries, economic growth, policy interventions, mixed-methods research.

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