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In praise of slums
/ Kenny, Charles
Kenny, Charles
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2012.
Key Words
China
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India
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Industrialization
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Slums
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Urbanization
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Urban Poverty
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Global Economic
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London
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140372
Microfinance programme of Bangladesh: a critical survey
/ Kumar, Alok
Kumar, Alok
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This paper presents a critical survey of the impact of microfinance programme on economic wellbeing of the rural poor of Bangladesh.
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Bangladesh
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Rural Poor
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Microcredit Programme
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Microfinance Programme
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Critical Survey
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089767
Understanding variation in the design of China's new co-operati
/ Brown, Philip H; de Brauw, Alan; Du, Yang
Du, Yang
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2009.
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Although the New Co-operative Medical System (NCMS) was expected to operate in all rural Chinese counties by the end of 2008, county governments were given significant leeway in the design of the local programmes. As a result, fundamental characteristics of NCMS programmes vary dramatically between counties. Such heterogeneity in programme design may influence satisfaction with the NCMS in each county, and thus each programme's prospects for success. This article uses survey data collected by the authors to consider five distinct measures of success. We find that households respond favourably to making emigrants eligible for coverage and to lowering the spending threshold for reimbursement eligibility. However, households are less likely to have received reimbursement in counties that require referrals or limit treatment to approved hospitals. Finally, out-of-pocket expenditures associated with catastrophic health care may still be too high to facilitate treatment of the rural poor.
Key Words
Agriculture
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China
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Health Care
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China's New Co-operative Medical System
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Rural Poor
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NCMS
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