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Dang, Hai-Anh H.; Minh Do - 2022

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Human poverty : measuring relative deprivation from basic achievements : a comparative study for 144 world countries in the time span 1990-2010

Lechman, Ewa - 2013

Poverty – differently defined and measured – still remains one the crucial parts of the world development debate. It … an specific approach to poverty issues, treating low incomes as consequence – not a cause – of poverty. The main target … of the work is twofold. Firstly we aim to develop a new complex measure of relative poverty to set the most recent …

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Estimating poverty among refugee populations : a cross-survey imputation exercise for Chad

Beltramo, Theresa; Dang, Hai-Anh H.; Sarr, Ibrahima; … - 2020

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Social development - a multidimensional approach to social development analysis : country level evidence

Lechman, Ewa - 2013

The study investigates disparities in social development in 144 countries worldwide. In the paper we aim to investigate cross-country differences in social development level in year 2011, as well as to estimate inequalities on the field. Secondly, we assess relative social development level...

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Comment on : electoral contests, incumbency advantages, and campaign finance

Pastine, Ivan; Pastine, Tuvana - 2009

This paper completes Meirowitz (2008) by analyzing the effect of a cap on political campaign spending in an environment where voters have initial preferences over political candidates. The policy implications are starkly different from the previously analyzed case where voters are indifferent...

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Caps on political contributions, monetary penalties and politician preferences

Pastine, Ivan; Pastine, Tuvana - 2009

With politician preferences over policy outcomes, the effect of a contribution cap with monetary penalties for exceeding the cap is starkly different from the case with an indifferent politician. In contrast to Kaplan and Wettstein (AER, 2006) and Gale and Che (AER, 2006), a cap is never neutral...

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