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The impact of intra household balance of power on expenditure pattern : the Australian evidence
Maitra, Pushkar; Ray, Ranjan - In: Australian economic papers 44 (2005) 1, pp. 15-29
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Dynamic analysis of the evolution of conventions in a public goods experiment with intergenerational advice
Chaudhuri, Ananish; Maitra, Pushkar; Graziano, Sara - 2003
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Fertility-mortality interaction in South Africa
Gangadharan, Lata; Maitra, Pushkar - 1999
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The joint estimation of child participation in schooling and employment : comparative evidence from three continents
Maitra, Pushkar; Ray, Ranjan - 2000
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The effect of household characteristics on living standards in South Africa 1993 - 1998 : a quantile regression analysis with sample attrition
Maitra, Pushkar; Vahid, Farshid - In: Journal of applied econometrics 21 (2006) 7, pp. 999-1018
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On the choice of tenancy contracts in rural India
Chaudhuri, Ananish; Maitra, Pushkar - In: Economica 69 (2002), pp. 445-459
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Birth-spacing and child survival : comparative evidence from India and Pakistan
Maitra, Pushkar; Pal, Sarmistha - 2001
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Testing for son preference in South Africa
Gangadharan, Lata; Maitra, Pushkar - 1999
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The impact of resource inflows on child health : evidence from South Africa
Maitra, Pushkar; Ray, Ranjan - 2001
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The joint estimation of child participation in schooling and employment : comparative evidence from three continents
Maitra, Pushkar; Ray, Ranjan - In: Oxford development studies 30 (2002) 1, pp. 21-40
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