The World Bank economic review 13 (2) (anglais)

Household income and child schooling in Vietnam; by Jere R. Behrman, and James C. Knowles. Benefit incidence, public spending reforms, and the timing of program capture; by Peter Lanjouw, and Martin Ravallion. Does informality imply segmentation in urban labor markets? Evidence from sectoral transitions in Mexico; by William F. Maloney. Tax incidence in Madagascar : an analysis using household data; by Stephen D. Younger, David E. Sahn, Steven Haggblade...

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Syrquin, Moshe [editor];

Behrman,Jere R.;

Knowles,James C.;

Lanjouw,Peter F.;

Ravallion,Martin;

Maloney,William F.;

Younger,Stephen D.;

Sahn,David E.;

Haggblade, Steven;

Dorosh,Paul A.;

Hamilton,Kirk E.;

Clemens,Michael A.;

Chisari,Omar Osvaldo;

Estache,Antonio;

Romero,Carlos A.;

Demirguc-Kunt, Ash;

Huizinga,Harry P.;
Date du document
1999/05/31
Type de document
Publication
Numéro du rapport
26450
Volume
1
Total Volume(s)
1
Pays
Mexique, Viet Nam, Argentine, Madagascar,
Région
Eastern and Southern Africa, Asie de l’Est et Pacifique, Amérique latine et Caraïbes,
Date de publication
2010/07/01
Titre du rapport
The World Bank economic review 13 (2)
Mots clé
household income

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The World Bank economic review 13 (2) (anglais)

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