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Education and the Poverty Trap in Rural China

by John Knight, Li Shi, Deng Quheng
"... Abstract: This is an ambitious attempt to view the relationships involving education and income as forming a system, and one that can generate a poverty trap. The setting is rural China, and the data are from a national household survey for 2002, designed with research hypotheses in mind. Enrolment ..."
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Abstract: This is an ambitious attempt to view the relationships involving education and income as forming a system, and one that can generate a poverty trap. The setting is rural China, and the data are from a national household survey for 2002, designed with research hypotheses in mind. Enrolment

Irrigation, poverty and inequality in rural China.

by Qiuqiong Huang , David Dawe , Scott Rozelle , Jikun Huang , Jinxia Wang - The Australian Journal of Agricultural and Resource Economics , 2005
"... This paper examines the impact of irrigation on rural incomes, poverty and the income distribution in rural China. The relationship between irrigation and income is examined using descriptive statistics and multivariate analysis. A simulation approach is used to explore the impact of irrigation on ..."
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This paper examines the impact of irrigation on rural incomes, poverty and the income distribution in rural China. The relationship between irrigation and income is examined using descriptive statistics and multivariate analysis. A simulation approach is used to explore the impact of irrigation

Are the Poor Less In rural China, those in the

by The W'orld Bank
"... poorest wealth decile are the W ell-Insured? least well-insured, with 40 percent of an income shock Evidence on Vulnerability t Income lbeing passed on to current Evidence on VulnerabiIity to Income cconsumption. By contrast, Risk in Rural China consumption by the richest third of households is Jyot ..."
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poorest wealth decile are the W ell-Insured? least well-insured, with 40 percent of an income shock Evidence on Vulnerability t Income lbeing passed on to current Evidence on VulnerabiIity to Income cconsumption. By contrast, Risk in Rural China consumption by the richest third of households

and Management of Groundwater in Rural China

by Jinxia Wang, Jikun Huang, Amelia Blanke, Huang, Scott Rozelle
"... The history of groundwater in China is one of extremes, or apparent extremes. Before the 1960s, the story was one of neglect; only a small fraction of China’s water supply came from groundwater (Nickum, 1988). Almost none of the Ministry of Water Resource’s investment funds were allocated to the gro ..."
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The history of groundwater in China is one of extremes, or apparent extremes. Before the 1960s, the story was one of neglect; only a small fraction of China’s water supply came from groundwater (Nickum, 1988). Almost none of the Ministry of Water Resource’s investment funds were allocated

Formation in Rural China

by Loren Brandt, Scott Rozelle, Matthew, A. Turner
"... Secure land tenure is important to the development process, but China’s rural re-forms have so far failed to provide farm households with this security. We exam-ine the political economy of land tenure and find that local governments sacrifice tenure security in the interests of efficiency and equit ..."
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Secure land tenure is important to the development process, but China’s rural re-forms have so far failed to provide farm households with this security. We exam-ine the political economy of land tenure and find that local governments sacrifice tenure security in the interests of efficiency

ON FERTILITY IN RURAL CHINA*

by T. Paul Schultz, Zeng Yi
"... The authors are listed alphabetically, and they share equally in the research design and analysis. We thank* the Department of Population Statistics of the State Statistical Bureau of China for assisting in the data collection and the Rockefeller Foundation for providing financial support for the da ..."
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The authors are listed alphabetically, and they share equally in the research design and analysis. We thank* the Department of Population Statistics of the State Statistical Bureau of China for assisting in the data collection and the Rockefeller Foundation for providing financial support

An experiment in rural China *

by Fredrik Carlsson A, Peter Martinsson A, Ping Qin B, Matthias Sutter C
"... influence of spouses on household decision making ..."
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influence of spouses on household decision making

ON INCOME INEQUALITY IN RURAL CHINA

by Shijun Ding, Laura Meriluoto, W. Robert Reed, Dayun Tao, Haitao Wu, Shijun Ding, Laura Meriluoto, W. Robert Reed, Dayun Tao, Haitao Wu, Xianneng Deng, Lu Wen, Jian Li, Yun Li, Lourdes E. Velasco For Helpful , 2010
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Household Income Dynamics in Rural China

by Luping Li
"... copies of this document for non-commercial purposes by any means, provided that this copyright notice appears on all such copies. Household Income Dynamics in Rural China This paper examines changes in agriculture and livelihood system in four Chinese villages, on the basis of two waves village-wide ..."
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copies of this document for non-commercial purposes by any means, provided that this copyright notice appears on all such copies. Household Income Dynamics in Rural China This paper examines changes in agriculture and livelihood system in four Chinese villages, on the basis of two waves village

Household Investment through Migration in Rural China

by Alan De Brauw, Scott Rozelle , 2003
"... In this paper, we strive to better understand how household investment is affected by participation in migration in rural China. After we describe investment patterns across different regions of rural China, we use a theoretical model to describe a relationship between migration and investment and t ..."
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In this paper, we strive to better understand how household investment is affected by participation in migration in rural China. After we describe investment patterns across different regions of rural China, we use a theoretical model to describe a relationship between migration and investment
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