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Poverty & Trade Research

There are several methodologies that can be used to study the impacts of trade on poverty:

  • Using Statistical Methods and Household Surveys
  • Using Computable General Equilibrium Models and
  • Using Cross-Country Regressions.

These different methods use a variety of different data sources and of different analytical tools. In this site, you will find a brief description of the defining characteristics of these methods and of their data needs. A set of references will lead you to some of the main papers that compose each strand of literature.

 

 

Page last updated on September 11, 2006

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WPS4990Adjusting to trade-policy changes in export markets : evidence from U.S. antidumping duties on Vietnamese catfishBrambilla, Irene; Porto, Guido; Tarozzi, Alessandro2009/07
WPS4642Are low food prices pro-poor ? net food buyers and sellers in low-income countriesAksoy , M. Ataman; Isik-Dikmelik, Aylin2008/06
WPS4594Implications of higher global food prices for poverty in low-income countriesIvanic, Maros; Martin, Will2008/04
WPS4598The challenge of reducing international trade and migration barriersAnderson, Kym; Winters, L. Alan2008/04
WPS4561Burley tobacco clubs in Malawi : nonmarket institutions for exportsNegri, Mariano; Porto, Guido G.2008/03
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