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How land-based targeting effects rural poverty.

By: Ravallion, Martin; Sen, Binayak.

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BookSeries: Policy Research Working Paper No.1270. Publisher: Washington : World Bank, 1994Subject(s): Rural Development | Bangladesh -- Rural development -- Poverty. -- Bangladesh -- Rural development -- Poverty. -- Bangladesh -- Rural development -- PovertySummary: In this publication, transfers to the rural land-poor in Bangladesh are widely advocated and used in attempts to reduce rural poverty.

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How land-based targeting effects rural poverty.

By: Ravallion, Martin; Sen, Binayak.