Safety nets and safety ropes: who benefited from two Indonesian crisis programs - the "poor" or the "shocked"?
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Main Authors: | Sumarto, S., World Bank, Washington, DC (USA). East Asia and Pacific Region eng, Suryahadi, A., Pritchett, L. |
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Format: | Texto biblioteca |
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Washington, DC (USA) World Bank
2000
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Subjects: | POVERTY, SOCIAL POLICIES, DEVELOPMENT PROJECTS, EVALUATION, SURVEYS, ENQUETE, PAUVRETE, POLITIQUE SOCIALE, PROJET DE DEVELOPPEMENT, ENCUESTAS, POBREZA, POLITICA SOCIAL, PROYECTOS DE DESARROLLO, EVALUACION, |
Online Access: | http://econ.worldbank.org/docs/1191.pdf |
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