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-2002, economic growth and distributional shifts allowed an extra 1.2 billion people to join the developing world's middle class. Four …
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-2002, economic growth and distributional shifts allowed an extra 1.2 billion people to join the developing world's middle class. Four … growth. …
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-2002, economic growth and distributional shifts allowed an extra 1.2 billion people to join the developing world's middle class. Four … growth …
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-country standards. Over 1990-2005, economic growth and global distributional shifts allowed an extra 1.2 billion people to join the … growth typically came with an expanding middle class. …
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Workfare schemes impose work requirements on beneficiaries. This has seemed an attractive idea for self-targeting transfers to poor people. This incentive argument does not imply, however, that workfare is more cost-effective against poverty than even poorly-targeted options, given hidden costs...
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Workfare schemes impose work requirements on beneficiaries. This has seemed an attractive idea for self-targeting transfers to poor people. This incentive argument does not imply, however, that workfare is more cost-effective against poverty than even poorly-targeted options, given hidden costs...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012973850
Workfare schemes impose work requirements on beneficiaries. This has seemed an attractive idea for self-targeting transfers to poor people. This incentive argument does not imply, however, that workfare is more cost-effective against poverty than even poorly-targeted options, given hidden costs...
Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10012560781
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How unequal is the world today? Is global income inequality falling, as many economists claim, or is it rising, as one often hears? This paper reviews the arguments and evidence. A number of concerns about the underlying data are identified, with biases going in both directions. Conceptual...
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