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two key channels of transmission, namely education and trade. Thirty-six sub-Saharan African countries during the period …
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growth is analysed by exploring the interrelationship among growth, inequality, and poverty. The present growth spell appears …
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The paper provides a comparative analysis of the incidence of evaluation methods in antipoverty transfer programmes in Latin America and sub-Saharan Africa. The paper identifies two broad explanations for the incidence of evaluation in antipoverty transfe
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poverty is reducing in Africa, and to consider this to both characteristics of the region (i.e., within the region) and … impact of globalization on poverty and inequality. It is essentially a partial and descriptive approach, at best indicative …
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poverty, as opposed to growth alone. The contribution of a sector to poverty reduction is shown to depend on its own growth … evidence indicates that agriculture is significantly more effective than nonagriculture in reducing poverty among the poorest … of the poor (as reflected in the $1-day squared poverty gap). It is also up to 3.2 times better at reducing $1-day …
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This study explores the extent to which inequality affects the impact of income growth on the rates of poverty changes … both regions and all three measures of poverty?headcount, gap, and squared gap?the paper finds the impact of GDP growth on … poverty reduction as a decreasing function of initial inequality. The impacts are similar in direction for SSA and non-SSA, so …
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This paper examines the impacts of the financial, food and fuel crises on the livelihoods of low-income households Nigeria. It uses primary household level data from Nigeria to analyse the impacts of induced price variability on household welfare. Our res
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