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The Evolution of the Economic Thought on Poverty MeasurementCelso Pereira NunesCEEAplA September 16, 2008 INFER Research Perspectives, Vol. 7, 2008 Abstract: This essay describes the evolution of the Economics of Poverty. It shows how the leading objectives of its authors changed over the decades. The description is roughly exhaustive from the end of the nineteenth-century to the "rediscovering poverty era" in the 1960s. After that, it concentrates in the fundamental ideas that constitute the existing theoretical framework of the poverty measurement, with an extended comment on the more relevant issues.
Keywords: Poverty measurement, economic thought JEL Classification: B19, B29, B49, I32 Accepted Paper SeriesDate posted: October 12, 2008Suggested CitationContact Information
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