. ....The 1995-96 agricultural census is used to explore factors that account for differences in poverty among agricultural … which explain differences in poverty. Factors include farm size, family labor, profitability and the variables used to … are both important reasons for poverty among agricultural producers. It is unlikely that either one alone could solve the …

effects, particularly among urban households. Per capita consumption fell by 12.6%, raising poverty by 5.5 percentage points …, issues of measurement error, and different samples. The negative effects of the storm partly explain the increase in poverty …

. These effects are strongest for children who live in poverty. …

Economic theory and common sense suggest that time preference can cause or per- petuate poverty. Might poverty also or … ex- periment, both in India, and analysis of the American Time Use Survey. In all three studies, poverty is associated … with diminished behavioral control. The primary contri- bution is to isolate the direction of causality from poverty to …

TPoverty and well-being are concepts that cannot be separated, and research on poverty is implicitly linked to welfare … economics. Poverty, in the complex conditions of modern societies affected by financial and economic crises, requires a clear … estimating poverty. Three steps necessary for poverty measurement are introduced and, also, multidimensional and poverty dynamics …

poverty reduction (i.e., headcount ratio) in Pakistan. In order to determine the relationship, this study uses time … health, education, economic growth and poverty reduction. In the short-run, there is observed unpredictable change in poverty … financed and monitored accordingly, reduces poverty in Pakistan. In order to reduce poverty, the impact of positive economic …

heritance among the poor. Societies with higher rates of relative poverty will have a higher level of income inequality, but … upwardly mobile. Reviewing relevant research in psychology, we describe how poverty is associated with decreased psychological … diminishes intergenerational mobility even without the existence of any culture of poverty or monopolistic institutions in the …