Poverty and Ethnicity: A Cross-country Study of Roma Poverty in Central Europe, Volumele 23-531World Bank Publications, 1 ian. 2002 - 44 pagini In many countries in Central and Eastern Europe, Roma are the main poverty risk group.Unfortunately, information on their living conditions and the characteristics of their poverty are scant, fragmented, and often anecdotal. Poverty and Ethnicity analyzes data, from a new cross-country household survey, conducted by the Center for Comparative Research at Yale University in the United States. This survey, the first of its kind, addresses the ethnic dimension of poverty across countries, covering Roma in Hungary, Bulgaria, and Romania and evaluates the welfare of Roma from a quantitative perspective. |
Termeni și expresii frecvente
adult equivalent expenditure Bulgaria Hungary Romania calculations Central and Eastern Central Asia Composition Csaba Csaki Czech Republic Eastern Europe Educational Attainment Employment Status ethnic oversample ethnic samples Europe and Central Figure household characteristics household expenditures household head household survey Includes Roma indicates that Roma individual questionnaire Interviewer Identification labor market log adult equivalent Mean Standard Deviation Non Roma Roma non-Roma families non-Roma households Non-Roma Roma Non-Roma Number of children percent of Roma policies poverty among Roma poverty line poverty rates programs random and ethnic random sample reported Roma and non-Roma Roma communities Roma ethnicity Roma families Roma groups Roma households Roma in Bulgaria Roma language Roma Non-Roma Roma Roma observations Roma population Roma Roma Roma Roma sample Roma settlements secondary education Share employed HH share of Roma Share unemployed Slovakia Slovenia social assistance Source Standard Deviation Table three countries unemployed HH head weighted by household World Bank Yale Dataset
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Pagina 2 - Bulgaria, Cyprus, the Czech Republic, Estonia, Hungary, Latvia, Lithuania, Malta, Poland, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, and Turkey. The accession process requires: (1) an opinion, from the European Commission on the applicant's suitability to become a member, (2) the European Council of Ministers...
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