Before revision:  Our work refutes this as we find that India has moved from a regime of progressive to regressive redistribution , where continued impoverishment of the poor is directly spurring multiplicative income growth of the rich.
After revision:  Our work refutes this as we find that since the early 2000s reallocation has consistently been negative, and that the Indian income distribution has entered a regime of progressive to regressive redistribution , where continued impoverishment of the poor is directly spurring multiplicative income growth of the rich.