A rigorous and exact formulation of the relationship between the Gini measure of inequality in total income across families and corresponding measures of inequality in such components of total income as...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP162Date: January 31, 1980Author:
PYATT, G. ;
CHEN, C. ;
FEI, J.
This article has two related objectives: to judge Sri Lanka's success in meeting its basic needs and growth objectives, and to use Sri Lanka's experience to cast light on general hypotheses regarding basic...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP197Date: January 31, 1980Author:
Isenman,Paul
This article evaluates the effects of government intervention in agricultural commodity markets for a sample of developing countries. It also presents a review of the methodology for quantifying the effects...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP175Date: January 31, 1980Author:
Lutz, E. ;
Scandizzo,Pasquale L.
A general model is presented for studying the connection between imperfect information and imperfect competition, comparing the methodology involved in generating monopolistic competition due to consumers'...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP137Date: January 31, 1980Author:
Braverman,Avishay
This paper reports on investigations of the social and private profitability of alternative ways of growing rice in four Sahelian countries. Efforts were made to ensure that methods are technically feasible...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP199Date: January 31, 1980Author:
Humphreys, C. ;
Pearson, S.
A model that facilitates inferences about lenders' subjective default probabilities is presented. The models' underlying assumption is that the probability of default is determined by factors not controlled...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP159Date: January 31, 1980Author:
Feder,Gershon ;
Just, R. ;
DRC ;
BRIGHAM YOUNG UNIVERSITY
The factors that influence the persistent and negative relation between number of children and allocation of resources to investment in those children are discussed. Data used for the analysis are a 1967...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP160Date: January 31, 1980Author:
BIRDSALL, N. ;
DEDPH
Whether sales or excise taxes are regressive or progressive depends on how the question is asked, and the implicit or explicit definition of what incomes would be were there no taxes is of crucial importance....
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP503Date: January 31, 1980Author:
Meerman,Jacob P.
The rules, procedures, and theoretical premises of Yugoslavia's 1974 new constitution as they apply to workers' self-management are described. One feature of the constitutional changes is that, in addition...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP161Date: January 31, 1980Author:
Ardalan,Cyrus
The prediction of output response to price changes in the agricultural sector of developing countries is often an extremely important aspect of policy formation since variations in the price of major crops...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP167Date: January 31, 1980Author:
BARNUM, H. ;
SQUIRE, L.
This paper develops a multisector Computable General Equilibrium model to simulate the effects of trade on the distribution of income among socioeconomic groups defined both by the factors of production...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP170Date: January 31, 1980Author:
DE MELO, J. ;
ROBINSON, S.
With a view toward Portugal's entry into the European Common Market, this paper reviews the experience of the Portuguese economy during the post-Revolutionary period, the quadrupling of oil prices, and...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP164Date: January 31, 1980Author:
Balassa, Bela
In recent years, decision makers in an increasing number of countries have realized that energy sector planning should be carried out on an integrated basis within the framework of a national energy master...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP165Date: January 31, 1980Author:
MUNASINGHE, M.
The relationship between economies with indirect taxes and total factor incomes is discussed. Comprehensive statistical studies (CSS) of budget incidence assume ceteris paribus conditions for technology,...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP171Date: January 31, 1980Author:
Meerman,Jacob P. ;
Shome, P.
Using Peru as a case study, the implications of spatial differences in living costs for measures of poverty are examined. To obtain location specific poverty lines that reflect comparable levels of consumer...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP153Date: January 31, 1980Author:
Thomas,Vinod
Using a 39 country sample, Burns and Grebler show that there is a systematic nonlinear relationship between investment in residential construction and the per capita output of a country. An obvious test...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP183Date: January 31, 1980Author:
Renaud, Bernard
This paper analyzes the implications of production risk for shadow price in the economic and social evaluation of investment projects. The analysis shows how income distribution and risk aversion considerations...
Type: Journal ArticleReport#: REP184Date: January 31, 1980Author:
Scandizzo,Pasquale L.
These case studies include experiences from agricultural and rural development projects in East Asia and the Pacific. They include papers from seven countries on monitoring and evaluation of agricultural...
Type: Working PaperReport#: UNN138Date: January 31, 1980Author:
Deboeck, Guido J. ;
Rubin, Deborah [editors] ;
AGR
Nepal is one of the least developed countries in the world, and serious attempts at development have been under way only since the 1960s. The rural development - I project was the first Bank operation...
Type: Working PaperReport#: UNN174Date: January 31, 1980Author:
AGR
The central proposition of this paper is that periodic shortfalls in aggregate food consumption in the developing countries are primarily related to poor harvests in the countries and not short world supplies....
Type: Working PaperReport#: UNN186Date: January 31, 1980Author:
Reutlinger, S. ;
Knapp, K.
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