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Private Interhousehold Transfers in Vietnam in the Early and Late 1990sVerfasser: Cox, Donald Sonstige Pers.: Cox, Donald Ersch.-Ort, Verlag, Ersch.-Jahr: Washington, D.C, The World Bank, 2002 Umfang: 1 Online-Ressource (1 online resource (48 p.)) in die Merkliste | |
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hier klicken Verfasser: Cox, Donald Sonstige Pers.: Cox, Donald Titel: Private Interhousehold Transfers in Vietnam in the Early and Late 1990s Verantwortlich: Cox, Donald Ersch.-Ort: Washington, D.C Verlag: The World Bank Ersch.-Jahr: 2002 Umfang: 1 Online-Ressource (1 online resource (48 p.)) Beziehung: Reproduktion von, Cox, Donald, Private Interhousehold Transfers in Vietnam in the Early and Late 1990s, 2002, Abstract: Cox uses date from the 1992-93 and 1997-98 Vietnam Living Standards Survey (VLSS) to describe patterns of money transfers between households. Rapid economic growth during the 1990s did little to diminish the importance of private transfers in Vietnam. Private transfers are large and widespread in both surveys, and are much larger than public transfers. Private transfers appear to function like means-tested public transfers, flowing from better-off to worse-off households and providing old age support in retirement. Panel evidence suggests some hysteresis in private transfer patterns, but many households also changed from recipients to givers and vice versa between surveys. Changes in private transfers appear responsive to changes in household pre-transfer income, demographic changes, and life-course events. Transfer inflows rise upon retirement and widowhood, for example, and are positively associated with increases in health expenditures. It also appears that private transfer inflows increased for households affected by Typhoon Linda, which devastated Vietnam's southernmost provinces in late 1997. This paper is a product of Macroeconomics and Growth, Development Research Group. The study was funded by the Bank's Research Support Budget under the research project Economic Growth and Household Welfare: Policy Lessons from Vietnam. The author may be contacted at donald.cox@bc.edu LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Communities & Human Settlements LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Crowding Out LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Economic Growth LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Farm Productivity LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Finance and Financial Sector Development LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Financial Labor LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Household Head LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Household Income LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Household Welfare LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Human Capital LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Human Capital Investment LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Income LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Income Redistribution LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Labor Policies LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Land and Real Estate Development LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Municipal Housing and Land LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Poverty Impact Evaluation LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Poverty Reduction LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Private Sector Development LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Real Estate Development LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Rural Development LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Rural Poverty Reduction LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Services and Transfers to Poor LoC-Schlagwort: ¬a Social Protections and Labor Sprache: eng Medium: Online |
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