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Poverty in India since 1983 : new poverty counts and robust poverty comparisons

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Rethinking gendered poverty and work

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Counting the poor

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Poverty: what do the data say?

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Fertility and the household's economic status : a natural experiment using Indian micro data

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The authors model fertility as endogenous to the family's economic status because poor households choose to have large families in the absence of adequate social insurance. Because of a strong son preference in India, having two girls first can proxy an exogenous increase in fertility, and is...

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Measuring regional bckwardness : poverty, gender and children in the districts of India

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