Geographic Inequity In A Decentralized Anti-Poverty Program : A Case Study of China

Geographic Inequity In A Decentralized Anti-Poverty Program : A Case Study of China / Ravallion, Martin

The central governments of many developing countries have chosen to decentralize their anti-poverty programs, in the expectation that local agents are better informed about local needs. The paper shows that this potential advantage of decentralized eligibility criteria can come at a large cost, to t...

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Auteurs principaux:Ravallion, Martin, 1952-
Format: Online-Resource
Langue:English
Publié:Washington, D.C : The World Bank, 2007
Sujets:
Entwicklungsländer
Absolute poverty
Anti-poverty programs
Data set
Developing countries
Economic Theory and Research
Income
Inequality
Macroeconomics and Economic Growth
Mean incomes
Policy ReseaRch
Poor areas
Poverty Monitoring and Analysis
Poverty Reduction
Poverty lines
Public Sector Management and Reform
Redistributive policies
Services and Transfers to Poor
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