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How well can we target aid with rapidly collected data? empirical results for poverty mapping from Cambodia

By: Fujii, Tomoki.

Subject(s): Economics Poverty Cambodia Asia Poverty Small-area estimation Principal component Targeting EBSCO CD In: World Development : 2008 : 1830 - 1842

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