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Affirmative action raises the likelihood of getting into college or obtaining a government job for minority groups in India. I study how this change in future prospects affects schooling incentives, and find that minority group students are incentivized to stay in school longer. This approach is...
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While policies and institutional arrangements aimed at intensification and growth of the Indian agriculture sector are inevitable for the livelihoods and food security of the country's vast population, the inclusion of land-constrained farmers especially women, therein requires certain...
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security of tenure as formal jobs. We examine the likelihood of individuals moving up from informal jobs to formal jobs (and … employed and lower-tier informal wage employed. As expected, our results suggest substantial income gains for workers … 'lower-tier' informal jobs, and somewhat better paid 'uppertier' informal jobs, which do not have the same benefits and …
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enhance households' access to and usage of the financial system, especially the formal banking system, is to ensure that an … investigate how the infrastructure affects the usage of formal bank loans for both urban and rural households in the People … informational), is significantly associated with the loan demand - most notably for urban households using formal bank loans …
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financial integration. India is a particularly insightful case study due to the sheer number of people excluded from formal … its dominant group-based approach. Third, the article will examine why people opt to take micro-credit at 33 percent …
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The present study tried to empirically ascertain the relationship between financial orientation of microfinance institutions and their poverty outreach in Indian context. An unbalanced panel of 55 microfinance institutions covering the period 2005-2009 is taken. We relied mainly on the Hausman...
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