Falling into poverty versus never poor (reference group)
Falling through the net: access to water and sanitation by the peri-urban water poor
... water poor There is still a considerable gap that needs to be filled in order to meet the water and sanitation target of the Millennium Development ...water poor in gaining access to ...water poor to ...
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THE WORLD DISTRIBUTION OF INCOME: FALLING POVERTY AND CONVERGENCE, PERIOD(*)
... Bank poverty estimates. In 1990, the World Bank defined the extreme poverty line to be ...the poverty threshold has never been explained by the World Bank, what is clear is that ...the ...
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Well-being poverty versus income poverty and capabilities poverty?
... Well-being poverty versus income poverty and capabilities poverty? Abstract The conventional approach of economists to the measurement of poverty in poor countries is to use ...
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African Poverty is Falling...Much Faster than You Think!
... African poverty rate, then the first poverty MDG will actually be achieved two years in advance of ...has poverty fallen in Africa as a whole, but this decline has been remarkably general across ...
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Estimating multidimensional poverty and identifying the poor in Pakistan
... declared poor in that particular dimension 11 ...multidimensionally poor. All households falling below the aggregate cut-off point are declared multidimensionally ...households falling below ...
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Enabling the rural poor to overcome poverty in Rwanda
... rural poverty reduction in eastern and southern Africa The eastern and southern Africa region probably has the highest concentration of poverty in the ...extreme poverty. About 85 per cent of these ...
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Always Poor or Never Poor and Nothing in Between? Duration of Child Poverty in Germany
... into poverty is significantly lower for children of full-time working and better educated ...of poverty of a specific household prior to the birth of the ...were poor for many years ...exit ...
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The risk of falling into poverty after developing heart disease: a survival analysis
... aged under 65, or less than Year 9 or lower for those aged over 65 [30–33]. Measure of heart disease The HILDA survey was designed to collect data on ‘spe- cial topics’ only in certain waves. Detailed information ...
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Arthritis and the risk of falling into poverty: a survival analysis using Australian data
... not falling into poverty) was undertaken to explore how the survivor function for the two groups – those who developed arthritis between 2007 and 2009, and those who had never developed arthritis – ...
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The Geography of Poverty, Inequality and Wealth in the UK and Abroad: Because Enough is Never Enough
... the poor. A further one and a half billion survive on between 1 and 2 of these adjusted dollars a day, and another billion on more than two but less than ten. The wealth of the richest people on earth is similarly ...
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Mixolab versus Alveograph and Falling Number
... PCA loadings of the Falling Number, Mixolab parameters and Alveograph values are represented in Figure 2b. The two plots represented here 82.59% and 17.06% of the total variance. The plot of PC1 vs. PC2 loadings ...
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Poor numbers, poor news: the ideology of poverty statistics in the media
... cut poverty levels at a simple ...that poverty and social exclusion levels had been rising for the previous 10 years in that country despite increasing average ...into poverty of all times? Well, not ...
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Marketing and Poverty Alleviation: The Perspective of the Poor
... There are other reasons as well why microcredit has not been effective at reducing poverty (Karnani 2011). The vast majority of microcredit borrowers use the loans for a nonbusiness purpose, such as repaying ...
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Poverty scoring and financial inclusion of the poor
... real poor. The best technique to identify the poor would certainly be to assess each household separately using financial diaries such as those implemented by Collins et ...estimating poverty and ...
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Poor, or just feeling poor ? on using subjective data in measuring poverty
... So a cloud of doubt hangs over subjective welfare regressions, arising from concerns about likely heterogeneity in the interpretation of the scales used to measure subjective welfare. This heterogeneity undoubtedly ...
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Poverty Alleviation and Beyond: A Perspective for the Poor in Bangladesh
... the poor would reap in the absence of ...of poverty (Gupta, Davoodi and Alonso-Terme, ...the poor as they may have to often bear the cost of ...the poor farmers are compelled to buy ...
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Equivalence Scale and Poverty Assessment in a Poor Country
... One equation, frequently fitting the data well, is the Working-Leser form, with food share as a linear function of the logarithm of total outlay (expenditure). A simple extension of this[r] ...
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Poverty Dynamics: The Structurally and Stochastically Poor in Vietnam
... the poor if their per capita expenditure is below the poverty ...This poverty line is constructed by GSO and ...structural poverty, we have to estimate the asset level and the asset ...
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Pro-Poor Tourism and Poverty Alleviation in Sarawak
... JEL Classification A14; I32; L83. This paper aims to investigate the pro-poor tourism impact of the capacity building, stakeholders’ support and infrastructure development on poverty alleviation. This study ...
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POVERTY AND POOR RELIEF IN THE OTTONIAN AND SALIAN EMPIRE
... Chapters eight and nine of the Vita antiquior deal with Queen Matilda’ charity activities. In respect of the historical facts, it seems that the Older Life of the queen consort contains valuable information about the ...
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