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Immigration vs. poverty : causal impact on demand for redistribution in a survey experiment

Martinangeli, Andrea F.M.; Windsteiger, Lisa - 2020 - This draft: February 19, 2020

of redistributive policies are affected by poverty and immigration. We find that while information about poverty has no … response to both poverty and immigration, while low income respondents desire less public expenditure on education due to … immigration. These heterogeneities suggest that understanding the relationship between immigration, poverty and demand for …

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Small area estimation of poverty under structural change

Lange, Simon; Pape, Utz Johann; Pütz, Peter - In: Review of income and wealth 68 (2022), pp. S264-S281

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Using satellite data to guide urban poverty reduction

Sohnesen, Thomas Pave; Fisker, Peter Simonsen; … - In: Review of income and wealth 68 (2022), pp. S282-S294

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Disparities in assessments of living standards using national accounts and household surveys

Beer Prydz, Espen; Jolliffe, Dean; Serajuddin, Umar - In: Review of income and wealth 68 (2022), pp. S385-S420

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Occupations and wealth in developing countries

Scarelli, Thiago - In: Revue d'économie du développement 31 (2022) 2/3, pp. 127-135

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Institutions, social capital and economic development in Latin America

Pavarina, Paula Regina de Jesus Pinsetta - 2011

Economic theory has proposed and discussed a lot of possible factors or explanations that promote or foster economic development. One of these gathers specific discussions from other Social Sciences, incorporating social, cultural, religious, institutional and political dimensions - and among...

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Formal and informal institutions and the economic development in Latin America

Pavarina, Paula Regina de Jesus Pinsetta; Cella, Daltro - 2015

This paper aims to collaborate with the discussion about the factors that try to explain the economic behavior in Latin America countries, considering the importance of some attributes related to social capital (ie interpersonal trust, which leads to association and civic commitment, performing...

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Regional competitiveness : Latin America and the Caribbean

Aramayo, Lourdes Gabriela Daza; Damborsky, Milan; … - 2012

Regional Competitiveness can be defined as the region's potential in the long run enforce economically in competition with other regions while maintaining social cohesion and environmental sustainability. This ability is determined by many factors, such as innovation, technological progress,...

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Conflicts and social capital and economic development in Latin America : ERSA, European Regional Science Association

Pavarina, Paula Regina de Jesus Pinsetta - 2012

This study aims to discuss the economical behavior of Latin America, considering the importance of the attributes directly related to social capital (interpersonal trust, which leads to association and civic commitment, resulting in what Putnam calls 'civic community') pari passu governance, ie...

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Economic development and desecularization : empirical evidence from Malaysia : paper for submission 50th Anniversary European Congress of the Regional Science Association Internati...

Yazid, Ziad Esa; Mohamad, Joriah; Beaumont, Justin; … - 2010 - Very preliminary version

This paper investigates the relationship between economic growth and religion, particularly whether growth leads to desecularization. The secularization hypothesis (which is the opposite to the desecularization hypothesis (Casanova 1994); Berger 1999) ) postulates that economic growth is...

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