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Vol. Vol. It is noteworthy that different presidents from traditionally center–right and leftist parties have supported CCTs in Brazil. This acceptance of status as earned (from a past life) has translated into a belief that the poor are lazy.8 Economic elites are thus more likely to be conservative in India. This is meant merely as a first step to motivate future research in this area. Vol. When that percentage was 50% or above, we coded the country as conservative. Vol. An example of this is the coffee trade . -
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Country-level policies such as financial regulation and good governance, as well as more targeted policies such as access to credit, labor market reforms, and social welfare spending, can help the poor to benefit from globalization. 479
Thank you. We do not underestimate the role of other factors in its success, such as program design, resources for monitoring and targeting, and political support. We propose an additional consideration: redistribution policies associated with the prevailing elite ideology in that society. 48, Annual Review of Sociology
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Export volatility can be even more acute in resource-rich countries (Sachs & Warner 1995, 1999; Deaton 1999; Ross 1999). Defining poverty and “the poor” is complicated. In addition, resource-rich countries often see a contraction in the non-resource sector as a result of an appreciation of the exchange rate, especially in manufacturing. We also eliminated the former Soviet satellite countries as most experienced drastic macroeconomic reforms at the same time as liberalization. 9:
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Thus, these measures are reasonable proxies for government commitment and capacity to pursue pro-poor policies. Vol. 62, Annual Review of Anthropology
Everyone should please back off and leave it to corporations, bankers and global bureaucracies to do the planning, and solve the world's problems.Such claims are routinely replayed in the media. We evaluate this body of work and suggest that the key to resolving this puzzle lies in analyzing the conditions under which governments are more likely to institute policies that will help the poor benefit from international market exposure. We add infant mortality, which measures a recipient's willingness to offer basic services (see for example Kosack & Tobin 2006, Ross 2006), as an additional measure of government commitment to pro-poor policy. This is not surprising because most LDCs have prioritized openness to trade for decades now, whereas liberalization of capital flows is a more recent phenomenon. The authors are not aware of any affiliations, memberships, funding, or financial holdings that might be perceived as affecting the objectivity of this review. -
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Further, if the benefits of globalization are unequal and disproportionately benefit the rich, any ancillary improvements for the poor are likely to be minimal (Acemoglu & Robinson 2006).5 What determines whether governments enact policies directed at assisting the poor? Vol. 3We believe that lowering prices of consumer goods is an important channel through which openness affects income; however, consumer prices are likely to fall more for industrial goods (because initial tariffs are higher for industrial goods), and this is generally to the advantage of rich and urban households (Cockburn et al. The poor are vulnerable when initial conditions prevent aggregate gains from liberalization. 2008). -
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In summary, for all of our measures of government commitment, both types of countries show greater poverty reduction throughout the period of liberalization. The penultimate sections suggest an avenue for future research, which focuses on identifying governments with a greater willingness to institute pro-poor policies alongside globalization. 2003); and a longer tradition of a welfare state (social insurance), which has created a clear schism between reformists and defenders (Huber & Stephens 2012). 28, Annual Review of Economics
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Redistribution Without a Median Voter: Models of Multidimensional Politics, The Geographic Distribution of Political Preferences, Citizenship and Immigration: Multiculturalism, Assimilation, and Challenges to the Nation-State, Voters, Satisficing, and Policymaking: Recent Directions in the Study of Electoral Politics, Labor Unions, Political Representation, and Economic Inequality, Political Parties and the Sociological Imagination: Past, Present, and Future Directions, Income Inequality: New Trends and Research Directions, Inequality and Institutions: The Case of Economic Coordination, The Consequences of Economic Globalization for Affluent Democracies, How Domestic Is Domestic Politics? This site requires the use of cookies to function. Put another way, without the right initial conditions, the poor are unlikely to experience substantial gains from globalization, even when they are part of the group (labor) that is expected to gain from trade. 461
Vol. Thank you. Further, we provide some preliminary quantitative and qualitative tests of our argument. Development scholars such as Sen (2000) have long argued that standard economic measures, such as wages and gross domestic product (GDP) growth, can improve without having any meaningful impact on the quality of life of the poor. To simplify matters, we looked at the percentage of self-identified economic elites who believe that people in their country are in need because they are lazy. 10:
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