[PDF] Top 20 A panel data test for poverty traps

... a panel of ...and test for this using a cross-section of countries. We argue that the panel data set-up is more appropriate because of potential model ...available data and nature of ... See full document

... Both Difference GMM and System GMM are general estimators designed for situations with 1) “small T, large N" panels, meaning few time periods and many individuals; 2) a linear functional relationship; 3) a single ... See full document

... retrospective panel survey in Ethiopia, India, Peru and Vietnam) and find that parents’ educational aspirations for their children at age 8 are transmitted to the aspirations of children at 12 and are transformed ... See full document

... To test whether the risk of low consumption outcomes affects fertiliser use, we include the predicted counterfactual level of consumption, simulated based on column (3), table 4 and using historical rainfall ... See full document

... uses panel data from rural Ethiopia and appropriate econometric techniques to estimate the relationship between assets and consumption expenditure and consequently generate an asset ...asset ... See full document

... alternative poverty headcount ratios corresponding with the poverty lines of ...correlation test, all the estimates of equations (1) and (2) in Table 2 are valid and can be relied upon for ...lagged ... See full document

... of panel data on three village districts in India, ¯nd that the inter-temporal elasticity of substitution rises with the level of ...U.S. panel data ¯nds that subjective rate of time ... See full document

... Bivariate associations between variables were ini- tially assessed using Pearson correlation tests. Next, we performed three multivariate regres- sions to examine the adjusted determinants of life expectancy for females, ... See full document

... the poverty headcount on income, inequality and remittances without controlling for country and time ...of poverty with respect to the independent ...of poverty headcount with respect to income (PCY) ... See full document

... of panel data has no effects based on different units and time ...the data based on cross unit and time period trough random effects of its ...F test and Hausman test. F test is ... See full document

... the data suggesting that accelerations in saving are more likely at low income ...bottom panel of Figure 6 we ask whether large increases in saving tend to be accompanied by growth accelerations, as the ... See full document

... poverty traps, using a micro model of consumption They estimate the model using farm-household panel growth incorporating geographic externalities, whereby data from post-reform [r] ... See full document

... A key question in development economics is whether nutritional deficiencies generate in- tergenerational poverty traps by reducing the earnings potential of children born into poverty. To assess the ... See full document

... second data generating process. Our test permits this ...their test imposes the following conditions: N 3/4 /T → 0 and T 2/3 /N → 0 as N, T → ∞ ...proposed test are summarized in Table 3. ... See full document

... Given the differentiated impact of growth on inequality in rural and urban areas, yielding higher elasticities of poverty to growth in rural areas, rural growth should reduce poverty m[r] ... See full document

... the poverty statements very much mirror those found in the 2013 Glasgow Household Survey (GHS) of ...in poverty if they ‘have enough money to eat and live but not to buy things most people take for ... See full document

... Unfortunately, advocates of “big push” policy are biased in their analysis of market failure and poverty traps. It should be noted that development economists are not interested in analyzing coordination ... See full document

... Abstract: Automotive industry is on the verge of development and more comforts are being incorporated in a vehicle. On other hand customers have stringent demand of fuel economy, high performance at low cost. In order to ... See full document

... dynamic panel data models under the assump- tion that the number of time series observations, T , is large relative to the number of cross sections, N, with either N …xed or both N and T large; but not ... See full document

... households with uneducated heads and those with up to 4 years of education is statistically significant. The highest education category has two equilibria. The one at around 3 PLU is likely driven by the larger number of ... See full document