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Official poverty measurement in Indonesia since 1984 : a methodological review

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Quasi-experimental evidence for the causal link between fertility and subjective well-being

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Political reservation and female empowerment : evidence from Maharashtra, India

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How robust is Indonesia's poverty profile? : adjusting for differences in needs

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Disability and its correlates in a developing country context : evidence from multiple datasets and measures

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Low malnutrition but high mortality : explaining the paradox of the Lake Victoria region

Gräb, Johannes; Priebe, Jan - 2009

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Rural income dynamics in post-crisis Indonesia

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Low malnutrition but high mortality : explaining the paradox of the Lake Victoria region

Gräb, Johannes; Priebe, Jan - 2009

Exploiting DHS data from 235 regions in 29 Sub-Saharan Africa countries, we find that the combination of low levels of malnutrition together with dramatically high rates of mortality, encountered in Kenya's Lake Victoria territory, is unique for Sub-Saharan Africa. This paper explores the causes...

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