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Using quantitative analysis to identify binding development constraints and options for their alleviation - two case studies in health and vocational training in Zambia
This report is a quantitative analysis of two case studies demonstrating the binding development constraints and options for their alleviation. The first case study is an analysis of health inequalities which remain an important policy issue in many developing countries. Using the 2014 data for the...
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Graduate School of Development Policy and Practice
2017
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