Practical Implications for the Poverty Trap
Dual Poverty Trap
... Previous studies have analyzed intergenerational and coordination traps separately. However, for low income countries, both of arguments seem equally plausible; i.e., those countries may be dually trapped, where two ...
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Location as a Poverty Trap
... of poverty is likely to be significantly high for those living in remote areas, but so far there has been relatively little quantitative evidence to substantiate ...between poverty in rural areas and their ...
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Technology trap and poverty trap in Sub-Saharan Africa
... low-technology-based poverty trap may exist because for a given saving rate, low productivity implies that investment is not sufficient to generate sustained growth in the capital ...equilibrium ...
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stepping stone or poverty trap?
... major poverty risks in industrialized countries (OECD, 2009, Chapter ...higher poverty risk than workers in higher-paid jobs (see OECD (2009) and Goebel et ...
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Ending Africa's Poverty Trap
... from poverty requires invest- ments in both human capital and physical capital, and that poverty itself is multidimensional, involving not only income but also lack of food secu- rity, health, education, ...
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The intergenerational correlation in AFDC participation: Welfare trap or poverty trap?
... coefficient rises from 0.015 to 0.028 between Models 2 and 4 ). To generate a conservative estimate of the welfare trap, we can combine the point estimate of the derivative with its standard error, to generate the ...
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Social Externalities, Overlap and the Poverty Trap
... During the Jim Crow period of US history and until the civil rights movement in the 1960s, African Americans were segregated from whites and discriminated against in an overt manner in the US labor market. Although overt ...
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Breaking the Poverty Trap in Africa: A Comparative Perspective on Poverty Alleviation
... The source of such economic growth, sustainability as well as differences across countries, are features that need further elaboration and systematic analysis of what factors should be emphasized in an effort to ...
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The ‘political poverty trap’: Bolivia 1999-2007
... conservative management of the money supply 72 . But the main reinstitutionalisation project, the work of the proposed Constituent Assembly to reform the constitution, has scarcely begun, and no verdict on the impact of ...
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The Money Maze. How to Escape the Poverty Trap
... In a national survey, the Bassetlaw district has been ranked 61st out of the 326 council areas for being at risk of poverty, and 64th for being at risk of child poverty. If this happens then interest ...
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What stunts economic growth and causes the poverty trap?
... This type of infrastructure classified apart from physical infrastructure and known as human infrastructure (Jimenez (1995)). Human infrastructure increases the level of human capital and productivity, which leads to ...
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Low-Wage Jobs Stepping Stone or Poverty Trap?
... major poverty risks in industrialized countries (OECD, 2009, Chapter ...higher poverty risk than workers in higher-paid jobs (see OECD (2009) and Goebel et ...
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Low-Wage Jobs - Stepping Stone or Poverty Trap?
... major poverty risks in industrialized countries (OECD, 2009, Chapter ...higher poverty risk than workers in higher-paid jobs (see OECD (2009) and Goebel et ...
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"Knightian Uncertainty and Poverty Trap in a Model of Economic Growth"
... uncertainty in their technologies. When the producer has aversion to uncertainty, the firm’s profit function may not be differentiable. The firm’s decision to invest and hire labor therefore becomes rigid for some ...
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WELFARE IMPACTS OF INDEX INSURANCE IN THE PRESENCE OF A POVERTY TRAP
... a poverty trap, but on the verge of falling into one) for whom the product is potentially most beneficial, subsidization of asset insurance as a safety net intervention may prove ...decrease poverty, ...
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Corruption as a Self-Reinforcing “Trap”: Implications for Reform Strategy
... and Implications of Multiple Equilibria As noted above, the fact that corruption is self-reinforcing does not necessarily imply that the same society can have more than one equilibrium corruption ...
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PRACTICAL THERAPEUTIC IMPLICATIONS OF IMMATURITY
... with the administration of this drug to pre- mature infants.7’8 In these instances chioramphenicol was administered in even higher doses than usually recommended. for the adult, resultin[r] ...
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Practical Implications of the Ambidexterity Concepts
... which practical implications concerning the concept of ambidexterity could be derived from academic and prac- titioner ...the practical implications for achieving ...
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New Thinking on Poverty: Implications for Globalisation and Poverty Reduction Strategies
... of Poverty Targeting a Are targeted poverty reduction interventions preferable to universal programs? The answer depends on a host of factors including disincentive effects as well as administrative, ...
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Does poverty cause conflict? Isolating the causal origins of the conflict trap
... conflict, poverty, international inequalities, network analysis Abstract Does poverty cause civil conflict? A considerable literature seeks to answer this question, yet concerns about reverse causality ...
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