 What Does the Minimum Wage Do in Developing Countries? A Review of Studies and Methodologies 2016 |
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This review focuses on issues of methodology in minimum wage research, with particular attention to measures of outcomes and of the minimum wage, and to empirical methods. We begin with an overview of measures and methods, followed with a discussion of issues of identification, of accuracy in hypothesis testing, and of distinctions between static and dynamic models. The second section of the paper reviews research on the minimum wage in developing countries with respect to measures and methodology since 2000. |
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| Why is crime in South Africa so violent? 2011 |
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The objective of this Rapid Evidence Assessment (REA) is to identify the reasons given in the existing research literature for why crime in South Africa is so violent. |
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| Social exclusion and access to social protection schemes 2014 |
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The study is based on a review of relevant literature, interviews with researchers and program implementers in Indonesia, Kenya, Pakistan, South Africa and Uganda, and the experience of the research team who have worked on social protection across many countries. The literature directly addressing the topic of exclusion is relatively limited, but there are useful studies, including some excellent qualitative research. |
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