Inclusive Growth Framework / by Alexei Kireyev, Jingyang Chen.

By:

Kireyev, Alexei [author.]

Contributor(s):

Chen, Jingyang [author.]

Material type: Text

TextSeries: IMF working paper ; WP/17/127. | IMF Working PapersPublication details: Washington, D.C. : International Monetary Fund, 2017.Description: 1 online resource (29)Content type:

text

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computer

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online resource

ISBN:

1484302346
9781484302347

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Electronic books.

Additional physical formats: Print version:: Inclusive Growth Framework.DDC classification:

307.76 23

LOC classification:

HT371

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Contents:

Cover; Contents; Abstract; I. Introduction; II. Inclusive Growth Framework; A. Diagnostics Roadmap; B. Change in Poverty: Growth and Distribution Effects; C. Growth Incidence Curves; III. Applications; A. Senegal: urban and rural dimensions; B. Djibouti: growth and distribution effects; IV. Conclusions; V. References; Figures; 1. Inclusive Growth Diagnostics Framework; 2. Growth Incidence Curve; 3. Decile Growth and Inclusiveness (1); 4. Decile Growth and Inclusiveness (2); 5. Growth Incidence in 2001-05, 2005-11, and 2001-11.

6. Senegal: Growth Incidence in Urban Areas, 2001-05, 2005-11, and 2001-117. Senegal: Growth Incidence in Rural Areas, 2001-05, 2005-11, and 2001-11; 8. Growth and Distribution Effects, 2002-13; 9. Growth and Distribution Effects by Poverty Measure and Approach, 2002-13; 10. Growth Incidence Curve, Original and Displaced, 2002-13.

Abstract: The paper suggests an operationally usable framework for the evaluation of growth inclusiveness-the inclusive growth framework (IGF). Based on the data on growth, poverty, and inequality, the framework allows for the quantitative assessment of growth inclusiveness. The assessment relies on the decomposition of the change in poverty into growth, distribution, and decile effects, which can be calculated using the Distributive Analysis Stata Package (DASP). Availability of at least two household surveys is the main precondition for the use of the IGF. The application of the IGF is illustrated with two country cases of Senegal and Djibouti.

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The paper suggests an operationally usable framework for the evaluation of growth inclusiveness-the inclusive growth framework (IGF). Based on the data on growth, poverty, and inequality, the framework allows for the quantitative assessment of growth inclusiveness. The assessment relies on the decomposition of the change in poverty into growth, distribution, and decile effects, which can be calculated using the Distributive Analysis Stata Package (DASP). Availability of at least two household surveys is the main precondition for the use of the IGF. The application of the IGF is illustrated with two country cases of Senegal and Djibouti.

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