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The conceptual basis of measures of household welfare and their implied survey data requirements

The conceptual basis of measures of household welfare and their implied survey data requirements

EconomicsSociology
Pages
42
Published
1982
Language
English

Synopsis

This paper explores the foundational concepts behind measuring household welfare and outlines the specific data requirements for surveys designed to capture this information. It delves into the theoretical underpinnings necessary for accurate economic analysis of household well-being.

Prose complexity
10/10

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Genres

Economics Sociology

About the author

C
Christiaan Grootaert

Christiaan Grootaert writes on development economics and social policy. His books examine subjects such as social capital, child labor, and household welfare, often with a focus on policy analysis. He has also explored urban housing demand, including in the Ivory Coast.