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Cash transfer and multidimensional child poverty: evidence from Ghana
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International Journal of Social Economics (2022) 49 (5): 744–764.
Published: 10 February 2022
...Kwabena Brefo Osei; Danny Turkson Purpose The impact of cash transfers on improving the living conditions of children and reducing early-life deprivations and vulnerabilities are crucial to safeguarding equality of opportunities and achieving sustainable, equitable and inclusive growth within...
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The impact of cash transfer programs on Brazilian’s well-being
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International Journal of Social Economics (2017) 44 (8): 1106–1118.
Published: 07 August 2017
... that is living above the absolute poverty line only due to cash transfer programs will be considered the “artificially” not poor. And people who are out of absolute poverty but not receiving any help from social program are considered the “truly” (and not absolutely) poor. The hypothesis was tested using...
