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The Sources of Welfare Disparities Across and Within Regions of Brazil: Evidence from the 2002-03 POF

by Roy Katayama, Emmanuel Skoufias
"... Brazil’s inequalities in welfare and poverty between and within regions can be accounted by differences in household attributes and returns to those attributes. Using Blinder-Oaxaca decompositions at the mean as well as at different quantiles of welfare distributions on regionally representative hou ..."
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household survey data (2002-03 POF), this paper finds that household attributes account for most of the welfare differences between urban and rural areas within regions. However, comparing the lagging Northeast region with the leading Southeast region, differences in returns to attributes account for a

FAMILY HEALTH EXPENDITURE AND DEMAND: AN ANALYSIS BASED ON THE CONSUMER EXPENDITURE SURVEY- POF- 2002/2003

by Tatiane Almeida De Menezes, Bernardo Campolina, Pesquisas Econômicas Fipe/usp, Fernando Gaiger Silveira, Luciana Mendes, Santos Servo, Sérgio Francisco Piola
"... his paper aims at analyzing healthcare expenditure and demand of families, by estimating income-elasticity and price-elasticity for ten groups of products using the so-called model Linear Almost Ideal Demand System (LAIDS). The 2002/03 consumer expenditure surveys (POF) of the Fundação Instituto Bra ..."
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his paper aims at analyzing healthcare expenditure and demand of families, by estimating income-elasticity and price-elasticity for ten groups of products using the so-called model Linear Almost Ideal Demand System (LAIDS). The 2002/03 consumer expenditure surveys (POF) of the Fundação Instituto
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