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A small push goes a long way: An evaluation of the cumulative effects of a cash transfer on South African youth
Persistently high poverty rates in developing countries have negatively affected social welfare outcomes, including infant mortality, food security, life expectancy, and educational attainment. In the late 2010s, depressed household incomes endured in many developing countries in the Americas, Afric...
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School of Economics
2022
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