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Means Testing versus Universal Provision in Poverty Alleviation Programmes
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Means Testing versus Universal Provision in Poverty Alleviation Programmes
Means Testing versus Universal Provision in Poverty Alleviation Programmes
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Timothy Besley
Timothy Besley
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1 February 1990
journal article
Published by
JSTOR
in
Economica
Vol. 57
(225)
,
119
DOI:
10.2307/2554085
Abstract
This paper contrasts the use of means-tested and universal schemes in the alleviation of poverty. Using a class of poverty measures, we illustrate the trade-off...
Keywords
UNIVERSAL PROVISION
MEANS TESTING
ALLEVIATION PROGRAMMES
ILLUSTRATE
PROVISION IN POVERTY
TESTING VERSUS UNIVERSAL
POVERTY MEASURES
UNIVERSAL SCHEMES
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