poverty trap
With Exhaustible Resources, Can A Developing Country Escape From The Poverty Trap?
... 3.3 The long term: is it possible to escape from the poverty trap? We now study the long term of our economy. In the case of a good technology relatively to impatience, we will ob- viously have the same ...
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With exhaustible resources, can a developing country escape from the poverty trap?
... a poverty trap? We suppose that the production function is convex for low levels of capital and concave for high ...a poverty trap are then fulfilled (Dechert and Nishimura [3], Azariadis and ...
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Aspiration failure: a poverty trap for indigenous children in Peru?
... Intergenerational poverty trap for indigenous people is widely acknowledged and documented in Peru (Escobal and Ponce 2007; Cueto et al. 2009; Trivelli 2005; Figueroa 2006; Barrón 2005; Ñopo, Saavedra and ...
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Exits from the Poverty Trap and Growth Accelerations in a Dual Economy Model
... of poverty traps have attracted substantial attention in theoretical literature, a consensus has hardly been reached regarding their empirical ...based poverty trap approach, as it suggests that ...
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Aspiration failure: a poverty trap for indigenous children in Peru?
... Intergenerational poverty trap for indigenous people is widely acknowledged and documented in Peru (Escobal and Ponce 2007; Cueto et al. 2009; Trivelli 2005; Figueroa 2006; Barrón 2005; Ñopo, Saavedra and ...
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Does poverty trap rural Malagasy households?
... income. Poverty can also lead to loss of motivation, social exclusion or health problems that reduce the potential for future revenue and make the household more likely to be ...addition, poverty may ...
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Poverty Dynamics in Peru, 1997-1999
... the poverty reduction programs appear to target the poor relatively well, given that less than one out of every five poor persons is excluded from one of the three types of programs in question (food programs, ...
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Localized Power Structure, Conflict and Poverty
... Studying a few villages in a district in West Bengal (a state in India) he found evidence of the positive impact of politi- cal clientelism in securing such jobs -‘households, which are [r] ...
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The New Global Politics of Poverty
... global poverty and appeared willing to place the issue at the top of their collective ...against Poverty (GCAP), an unprecedented, worldwide alliance of hundreds of organizations mobilized to fight ...make ...
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Essays on health and poverty in Morocco
... subjective poverty depends on the individual-specific scales: every- body has a different idea of what it means to be rich or ...subjective poverty, is also related to our variable of interest, namely ...
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Territorial Dissimilarities in Poverty and Exclusion
... with poverty. Even if models concerning the cycle of poverty have been heavily criticised or designated as determin- istic, in a context of crisis — as is currently the case in Europe’s Southern ...
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Design of a dual beam optical trap
... 2.3 Alignment of Optical Fibers Coaxial fiber alignment is critical to the performance of the dual beam trap. Princi- ples of precision design as well as tight tolerance components were used to ensure good fiber ...
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A versatile ring trap for quantum gases
... but at a distance r 0 . For r 0 = 23 µm this reduction is expected to be equal to −2.6%, but for 50 µm it reaches −12% and for 100 µm −40%. We proceed in the same way to measure the radial os- cillation in the ...
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Does monetary poverty reflect caloric intake?
... WORDS: poverty, food insecurity, caloric intake, household surveys, Mali 1 Introduction Estimating the number of people who are food insecure is an important monitoring issue for development and food security ...
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The Bayesian approach to poverty measurement
... for poverty or inequality indices, and this on two ...to poverty measurement relies most of the time on a parametric modelling of the income ...distribution. Poverty indices, the TIP curve of Jenkins ...
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Measuring Poverty Without The Mortality Paradox
... old-age poverty rates are subject to the Mortality ...the poverty line is assigned to prematurely dead poor individuals only, the adjusted poverty rate is robust to variations in survival conditions, ...
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Financial Development, Financial Instability and Poverty
... the poverty measure and the four previous years), as are all the other ...on poverty, Beck, Demirgüç-Kunt and Levine (2004) and Honohan (2004) have chosen to use only the credit ratio, we retain the ...
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Poverty: Looking for the Real Elasticities
... 2 METHODOLOGY The transformation presented in equation (4) is also of great interest because it gives the possibility to compare the inequality elasticities obtained through different distributional assumptions. The ...
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Openness, Inequality, and Poverty: Endowments Matter
... However, when using our preferred measure tariffs, increases in inequality are associated with relatively abundant endowments in capital following a reduction in tariffs (i.e. the coe[r] ...
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Migration, remittances and poverty in Ecuador
... This paper is closely related to four different strands of literature. First, it draws on the papers that analyse the impact of migration and remittances on poverty at origin with household-level data (Yang and ...
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