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This paper is concerned essentially with the question, how does financial globalisation affect welfare? Orthodox theory suggests that because of greater risk-sharing between countries that financial liberalisation entails, there should be no welfare losses. Greater risk sharing should lead to...
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Based on the results of qualitative fieldwork conducted in 2010 in Burkina Faso, this paper suggests that a key reason for individuals to seek care in faith-inspired health facilities is the fact that the cost of care is lower than in public facilities (the other reason being that faith-inspired...
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having a very low cost structure – making it lucrative for banks to target the rural poor. Poverty is an insidious problem in … states, the issue is even more pressing. High levels of poverty lead to high rates of migration towards the North. Augmented …
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influence of external debt on poverty on the other hand. The study relates to a sample made up of seven WAEMU countries between … of external debt increases poverty in WAEMU countries. …
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poverty and agriculture in Tamil Nadu. The paper examined present status and trends in rural poverty in Tamil Nadu. It also … between agriculture and poverty, the study argued that agricultural development would ensure food security, health and … nutritional security, income and employment security, and economic and social security and thereby facilitate removal of poverty …
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We argue that to a better understanding of the causes of unemployment in Morocco, it seems very important to study endogenously the consequences of the interaction between the structure of the labor market and the presence of the minimum wage. Indeed, it was argued that unemployment in Morocco...
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Urbanization and poverty have a two-way relationship. Using fixed-effects regression and panel data from household … propose a simple estimate method to estimate the effect of urbanization on rural poverty. It is found that a one percent … poverty rate by 0.17 percentage point. However, we find an effect of urbanization on consumption of unhealthy goods …
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Transformation of the countryside from agrarian subsistence economy to non-farm monetised economy is propagated as a precursor of growth and development and involves shifting of labour from farming to off-farm activities. India has started its journey in this path but has a long way to go....
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favorable rainfall shock on agricultural wage, labor supply to market work and per capita household expenditure. The share of …
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the current poor to the neglect of the vulnerable. An understanding of household susceptibility to future poverty will be …%). Vulnerability to poverty was estimated to be 61% among urban households and 25% among rural households. Moreover, household health … status, household size and education attainments significantly influence vulnerability to poverty. Male headed households …
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