While social protection spending in the former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia is comparatively high, spending on anti-poverty social assistance programs is low and fragmented across several programs. Furthermore, recent spending has been tilted toward non-means-tested programs, like Parental Allowance, in a context where poverty levels are relatively high and income-generation opportunities for the poor remain scarce, which raises allocative efficiency...
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2018/11/01
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FYR Macedonia Special Focus Note : Social Assistance
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FYR Macedonia Special Focus Note : Social Assistance (Macedonian). Washington, D.C. : World Bank Group. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/851611542966113826