Payoff from panels in low-income countries: economic development and economic mobility

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A study conducted using data from a new 18-year panel survey from Bangladesh to assess whether and how residence-based sampling rules affect estimates of economic mobility in the presence of nonrandom household division is presented. Evidence suggests that panel-survey rules that condition on residence provide nonrandom subsamples of the baseline households.

Economic Programs, Developing Countries, Economic policy

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The political economy of antiracism initiatives in the post-Durban round

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Various issues discussed at the Durban round of 2002 world conference against racism is reported. The need for economic analysis to understand racism and racial discrimination is highlighted.

International Affairs, South Africa, Racial Oppression, Race discrimination, Durban, South Africa

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