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Kanabar, Ricky - 2016

results indicate the presence of a correlation between initial and conditional poverty status, specifically, there is … regression toward the mean. The results find no evidence of a correlation between initial poverty status, conditional poverty … status and survey attrition. The findings show the importance of benefit income in determining poverty status, suggesting …

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