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Public policy and inequalities of choice and autonomy

Burchardt, Tania; Evans, Martin; Holder, Holly - London School of Economics (LSE) - 2013

This article explores the conceptualisation of choice as autonomy using three components – self-reflection, active … autonomy should be addressed – poverty, ill health and geographical inequality – because they place significant restrictions on … decision-making, and quality and range of options - and investigates empirical inequalities in autonomy, using newly …

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Beyond Non-Satiation: Needs and Requirements

Pettini, Anna - 2014

The hypothesis of non-satiation of rational choice theory is very seldom posed under scrutiny, maybe because it is …

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Beyond Non-Satiation: Needs and Requirements

Pettini, Anna - CESifo - 2014

The hypothesis of non-satiation of rational choice theory is very seldom posed under scrutiny, maybe because it is …

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Beyond non-satiation : needs and requirements

Pettini, Anna - 2014

The hypothesis of non-satiation of rational choice theory is very seldom posed under scrutiny, maybe because it is …

Persistent link: https://www.econbiz.de/10010461277

Inequality, Decomposition of Inequality and Stationarity of State Domestic Product: An Empirical Evidence from Twenty Indian States

Pandey, Alok Kumar; Dixit, Annapurna - Volkswirtschaftliche Fakultät, … - 2011

In this paper an attempt has been made to detect stationarity and inequality of the State Domestic Product among twenty … states of Indian Federal System. For the purpose, time series and panel data has been utilized. Inequality in SDP and per … indices. An attempt has been made to decompose inequality by using panel data. Indices of inequality are higher for SDP in …

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Inequality, Decomposition of Inequality and Stationarity of State Domestic Product: An Empirical Evidence from Twenty Indian States

Pandey, Alok Kumar; Dixit, Annapurna - 2011

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The determinants of early marriage and under-five child mortality in Afghanistan

Shonazarova, Shirin; Eshchanov, Bahtiyor - 2020

We use data from the Demographic and Health Survey of Afghanistan 2015 to conduct a study of determinants of early marriage and effect of early marriage on child mortality under five years. In order to conduct this study, binary logit, probit (Marginal effects) and OLS regression methods were...

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Women’s representation in local politics: Evidence from The Philippines

Valente, Jordan; Moreno, Frede - 2014

Although at the beginning of the 21st century, over 95 percent of all countries in the world have granted women the right to vote and the right to stand for election (Ballington & Karam, 2005), gender equality in terms of representation in political structures remains to be a challenge around...

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Can central bank digital currency increase financial inclusion? Arguments for and against

Ozili, Peterson K - 2022

This paper presents the arguments for and against central bank digital currency increasing financial inclusion. Financial inclusion is arguably one of the many reasons for issuing a central bank digital currency. The arguments in support of CBDC increasing financial inclusion are that CBDC can...

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Dalai Lama et Laurens van den Muyzenberg, Ce que le bouddhisme peutapporter aux managers.

Yao, Ye - 2008

Buddhism, one of the three largest religions in the world, is rich and deep in spirituality and philosophical content. In Asian and Western countries, the economic and managerial aspects of Buddhism have become a subject of renewed interest and many studies. The book What Buddhism can bring to...

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