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Gonzalez, Isolda Espinos, and C Alberto. "Deforestation impact on the household sustainable local development: Nicaragua case, 1998-2005.." (2010)
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Rodriguez, SAMUEL FREIJE, and Luis Rivas. "Inequality and welfare changes: Evidence from Nicaragua." (2005) Preface vii.
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Wiggins, Steve. "Poverty reduction strategy review - country case: Nicaragua." (2007)
Journal Article
"Nicaragua." (2007) Health in the Americas 2007.
Book
Schütz, Paul, Fernando Balsevich, and Thomas A Reardon. Small producers’ access to dynamic markets: The case of beef in Nicaragua. 2004.
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Pozzoli, Dario, and Marco Ranzani. "Participation and sector selection in Nicaragua." Journal of International Development 22, no. 5 (2010): 591-6.
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Vijil, Josefina, Melba Castillo, Nadia Vado, Patricia Elvir, and Vanesa Castro. "Skills development and labour competences policies in Nicaragua (1991-2006): The role of national and international actors." (2010)
Book
Mckenzie, David, and Dilip Mookherjee. The distributive impact of privatization in Latin America: evidence from four countries. 2003.
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Gasparini, Leonardo, and Leopoldo Tornarolli. "Labor informality in Latin America and the Caribbean: patterns and trends from household survey microdata." (2009)
Report
Azerbaijan poverty assessment (in two volumes) Volume 11: Annexes. 1997.
Report
Azerbaijan republic poverty assessment (in two volumes) Volume I : Summary and conclusions. 2003.
Working Paper
Falkingham, J. "Welfare in transition: Trends in poverty and well-being in Central Asia." (1999) LSE STICERD.
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Gasparini, Leonardo, Guillermo Cruces, Leopoldo Tornarolli, and Mariana Marchionni. "A turning point? Recent developments on inequality in Latin America and the Caribbean." (2009)
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Gasparini, Leonardo, and Mario Bertranou. "Social protection and the labour market in Latin America: what can be learned from Household Surveys?." International Social Security Review 58, no. 2-3 (2005): 15-42.
Book
Budlender, Debbie. The statistical evidence on care and non-care work across six countries. 2008.
Book
Gutierrez, Catalina, Pierella Paci, and Marco Ranzani. Making work pay in Nicaragua: employment, growth, and poverty reduction. : World Bank Publications, 2008.
Report
Gasparini, Leonardo, and Daniel Artana. The distributional impact of the Nicaraguan fiscal equity law. 2003.
Report
Colombo, Giulia. The effects of DR-CAFTA in Nicaragua A CGE-Microsimulation model for poverty and inequality analysis. 2008.
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Arrien B, Juan. "Literacy in Nicaragua." (2007)
Conference Paper
Altamirano, MArco, and CE Daalen. "A system dynamics model of primary and secondary education in Nicaragua." 2004.
Book
Deugd, Michelle. Microfinance and gender in Nicaragua. : Retrieved, 2004.
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Pisani, Michael J, and Jose A Pagán. "Sectoral Queuing in a Transitional Economy: The Case of Nicaragua in the 1990s." LABOUR 17, no. 4 (2003): 571-597.
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Alaniz, Enrique, TH Gindling, and Katherine Terrell. "The impact of minimum wages on wages, work and poverty in Nicaragua." (2009)
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Bradshaw, Sarah. "Socio-economic impacts of natural disasters: a gender analysis." (2004)
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Angel-Urdinola, Diego, and Quentin Wodon. "Does increasing access to infrastructure services improve the targeting performance of water subsidies?." (2010) Journal of International Development.
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Hakkerte, Ralph, and George Martine. "Population, poverty and inequality: a Latin-American perspective." (2003) Population and poverty: achieving equity, equality and sustainability.
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Baez, Javier Eduardo, and Andrew Mason. "Dealing with climate change: household risk management and adaptation in Latin America." (2008) SSRN eLibrary.
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Gonzalez-Robledo, Luz María, and Gustavo Nigenda. "Lessons offered by Latin American cash transfer programmes, Mexico’s Oportunidades and Nicaragua’s SPN: Implications for African countries." (2005) Development.
Report
Macours, Karen, Norbert Schady, and Renos Vakis. Cash transfers, behavioral changes, and cognitive development in early childhood: evidence from a randomized experiment. 2008.
Report
Macours, Karen, and Renos Vakis. Changing households' investments and aspirations through social interactions: evidence from a randomized transfer program. 2009.
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