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Spatial Decomposition of Poverty in Rural Nigeria: Shapley Decomposition Approach
Poverty is largely a rural phenomenon in sub-Saharan Africa. The contribution of mean income and inequality to spatial variations in rural poverty were investigated in this study using the 2003/04 National Living Standard Survey by the National Bureau of Statistics (NBS). The data were analyzed usin...
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