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We exploit an expansion in social protection to middle-income households to provide evidence on how middle-income households cope with economic shocks and how to build their resilience. We use a regression discontinuity design around the eligibility cutoff for a program that delivered monthly...
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: conditional cash transfers, non-contributory pensions, and other transfers. We use an international poverty line of 6.85 dollars … that keep them from reducing poverty and inequality. To perform this assessment, we analyze three dimensions of size … PPP per day (similar to the average national poverty line of upper middle-income countries) and adjust survey weights to …
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A key challenge for policymakers is how to design methods to select beneficiaries of social programs when income is volatile and the target population is dynamic. We evaluate a traditional static proxy-means test (PMT) and three policy-relevant alternatives. We use a unique panel dataset of a...
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An important segment of labour regulations concerns the protection aspects of social security. These regulations provide safety nets or fall back mechanisms to enable workers to cope with crises that affect households from time to time, such as illness, employment injury, death or old age. This...
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