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examine the extent to which livestock, grain storage and interhousehold transfers are used to smooth consumption against …
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examine the extent to which livestock, grain storage and interhousehold transfers are used to smooth consumption against …
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Livestock holdings in rural areas of the West African Semi-arid Tropics (WASAT) are often substantial yet there is … little evidence for precautionary saving in the form of livestock. This paper re-visits farm households' ability to smooth … consumption ex post via savings in the form of livestock. Based on data covering Burkina Faso's 2004 drought, we find that …
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Livestock holdings in rural areas of the West African Semi-arid Tropics (WASAT) are often substantial yet there is … little evidence for precautionary saving in the form of livestock out of transitory income. The present paper re-visits farm … households' ability to smooth consumption ex post via savings in the form of livestock. Exploiting two comprehensive panel …
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examine the extent to which livestock, grain storage and interhousehold transfers are used to smooth consumption against …
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We study how 3,534 beneficiaries of PROSPERA, Mexico's cash transfer program, smooth food consumption around the transfer payday, an anticipated and transitory income shock. We find that food consumption and food security do not change around the transfer payday, including for recipients with...
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This paper examines the extent to which consumption in Russian households responds to exogenous income shocks. During the time period studied in this paper (1994-1998), Russia experienced two major economic crises. Both featured extreme movements in the real ruble-dollar exchange rate. The price...
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According to the life-cycle theory of consumption and saving, foreseeable retirement events should not reduce consumption. Whereas some consumption expenditures may fall when goods are self-produced (given higher leisure after retirement), this argument applies especially to housing consumption...
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