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In this study, we analyze the privations welfare in Cameroon considering poverty and social exclusion. The framework …
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In this study, we construct an affluence line for the country, using Cameroonian Households surveys (2007). This line is an anti-poverty line. The proposed affluence line is derived here based on the principle of transfer of resources of the richest to the poorest
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in Cameroon. The study employs the fuzzy-set framework to analyze deprivation and inequalities through Dagum sub group …
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This paper uses recent household survey data for Cameroon to measure the cost for households of the education services … been observed in some other countries, the data suggest that faith-based schools in Cameroon serve primarily better …
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The socio-economic crisis of the mid-1980s experienced by Cameroon has had multiple consequences including unemployment … and deterioration of study and supervision conditions in universities. The current situation of universities in Cameroon … of the student in universities of Cameroon. To achieve this, a survey was conducted with 415 students from universities …
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This paper proposes new factors decomposition methods for classical inequality indices such as Gini index, variance and squared coefficient of variations index. The approach consists in relaxing the normalization property in order to extend the natural decomposition to a decomposition rule which...
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a poverty indicator in this perspective in Cameroon, we analyse the poverty gaps in our country by making use of the …
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In this article, we evaluate, from the point of view of banks, the potential of articulations between commercial banks and microfinance institutions (MFIs) in Cameroun in terms of financing of the rural and the micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs). Furthermore, we seek to define the best...
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This paper examine the impact of finance, mesured by a composite indicator of financial development, and the trade, mesured by the openness, on the economic growth. It uses annual data over the periode 1979-2004 and apply the bound testing approach of cointegration advanced by Pesaran and al...
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simultaneous study done in Cameroon and Nigeria, we assessed the specificity of fallow techniques in both countries and discovered … technologies in Cameroon. …
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