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The impact of educational attainment on household poverty in South Africa: A case study of Limpopo province
Get PDFPoverty is a phenomenon that is multidimensional in nature and its meaning varies from one individual to another (Alkire and Foster 2011; Batana 2013; Bossert, Chakravarty, and D'Ambrosio 2013; Jansen et al. 2015). It can be seen as a failure to attain certain capabilities, absolute or relative,2 or a lack of income to meet a certain standard of living in a given society (Jansen et al. 2015). It can be chronic or temporary3, is often linked with underdevelopment, economic exclusion and vulnerabilities, and sometimes closely correlated with inequality (Mbuli 2008; Van der Berg 2008; Jansen et al. 2015). The definition of poverty employed determines its measurement
How Does Inequality of Opportunities Affect the Distribution of Economic Wellbeing in Cameroon?
No full textWell-being and Conservation Implication of Forest Rights Act in the Protected Areas of Odisha, India
No full textFactors affecting patient satisfaction: an exploratory study for quality management in the health-care sector
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Characterisation of Municipal Solid Waste for Planning Sustainable Waste Management in Kumba Municipality – South Western Cameroon
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Multi-Pauvrett AU Cameroun : Approche Par Les Scores Dimensionnels (Multi-Poverty in Cameroon: Dimensional Scores Approach)
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