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This paper presents an analysis of transit accessibility to employment for 11 African cities. The use of identical … methodologies and similar data sets allows for the creation of the first benchmark to compare accessibility across urban areas in … developed here can be replicated in different cities in the future. The computation of these baseline accessibility studies also …
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facilities, these time-based measures of remoteness amount to measures of physical accessibility to services. However … assessment of accessibility. Having validated the generic model and compared it with other popular metrics, the study … demonstrates its value by inputting a variety of services into it. This paper provides descriptive analyses of accessibility trends …
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informality Engel curve. The analysis finds that the budget share spent in the informal sector steeply declines with income, in … income taxes. These effects are primarily driven by the shape of the informality Engel curve. Taking informality into account …
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This study uses a choice experiment among 2,000 workers in Bangladesh to elicit willingness to pay (WTP) for job attributes: a contract, termination notice, working hours, paid leave, and a pension fund. Using a stated preference method allows calculation of WTP for benefits in this setting,...
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between unemployment and informality on the one hand, and a negative bivariate correlation between informality and the …
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Agglomeration boosts economic growth. A vast literature has empirically assessed the effects of agglomeration by estimating the city population elasticity on wages. This conventional approach is not necessarily suitable for analyzing urbanization at the early stage in developing countries, where...
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This paper uses microsimulation techniques to quantify the potential ex-ante impacts of several minimum wage increases on labor market outcomes in Kosovo. The results show that the overall impacts of a minimum wage increase in the baseline scenario are likely to be modest, although the impacts...
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