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Penn World Tables (PWT) and of the World Development Indicators (WDI) better estimate true income per capita. We find that … constant-price series in both PWT 8.0 and PWT 8.1, the two most recent vintages of the PWT. We additionally find that the World … Development Indicators are as good, and often better, measures of unobserved true income as any recent vintages of the Penn World …
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developing world and its regions. We get poverty estimates that are substantially lower and fall substantially faster than those … finding that economic growth has been higher in poor countries than the surveys suggest. We also find that developing world … living standards have grown faster, and the world income distribution has become more equal than would be suggested by …
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true income per capita and $1-a-day poverty rates for the developing world and its regions. We obtain poverty estimates …
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proxy: satellite data on lights at night. Our statistical framework uses light growth to supplement existing income growth …
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Night lights could be a valuable proxy of economic activity at the subnational level when GDP data are lacking or of poor quality. Supplementing Henderson et al.’s (2012) analysis at the national level, we assess the stability of the elasticity of GDP with regard to night lights across regions...
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