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Labor markets in an era of adjustment

Horton, Susan - 1994

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Microeconomic issues of labor markets in developing countries : analysis and policy implications

Mazumdar, Dipak - 1989

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Introduction: Natural Capital, Poverty and Development

Grima, Ä.P. Lino; Horton, Susan; Kant, Shashi - In: Environment, Development and Sustainability 5 (2003) 3, pp. 297-314

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Marginalization Revisited: Women's Market Work and Pay, and Economic Development

Horton, Susan - In: World Development 27 (1999) 3, pp. 571-582

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The determinants of nutrient intake: Results from Western India

Horton, Susan - In: Journal of Development Economics 19 (1985) 1-2, pp. 147-162

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Supply constraints in the Tanzanian economy: Simulation results from a macroeconometric model

Horton, Susan; McLaren, John - In: Journal of Policy Modeling 11 (1989) 2, pp. 297-313

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Cost analysis of feeding and food subsidy programmes

Horton, Susan - In: Food Policy 18 (1993) 3, pp. 192-199

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United Nations ACC/SCN Fourth Report on the World Nutrition Situation: UN ACC/SCN in collaboration with IFPRI, Geneva, 2000, 132 pp., available in paperback at accscn@who.org, free to developing countries, US$ 15 to developed countries. Also available free on the Web at www.IFPRI.org

Horton, Susan - In: Agricultural Economics 26 (2001) 1, pp. 85-86

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Cost-effectiveness and user characteristics of clinic based services for the treatment of diarrhea: A case study in Bangladesh

Horton, Susan; Claquin, Pierre - In: Social Science & Medicine 17 (1983) 11, pp. 721-729

This study compares the cost-effectiveness of three services for the treatment of diarrhea, in a rural area of Bangladesh. It also examines patterns of user composition, and how these depend on factors other than disease severity and incidence. The three services are a large hospital-style...

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Child nutrition and family size in the Philippines

Horton, Susan - In: Journal of Development Economics 23 (1986) 1, pp. 161-176

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