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Integrated Living Conditions Survey 2004

Armenia, 2004
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ARM_2004_ILCS_v02_M
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National Statistical Service of the Republic of Armenia (NSS RA)
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Sep 29, 2011
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Mar 29, 2019
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The data from this study are used in the following publications:
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1 Food and Agriculture Organisation (Richardo Sibrian). "Deriving food security information from national household budget surveys." Rome, Italy: FAO, 2008.
2 Bouvry-Boyakhchyan, Karine. "Targeting Performance of Main Social Assistance Program." (2008) USAID Armenia, Social Protection Systems Strengthening Project.
3 Coulibaly, Souleymane, and Mohamed Diaby. "Solow in transition: macro and micro determinants of savings in Armenia." (2013) WB Policy Research Working Paper 6531.
4 Flander, Ms Apolonija Oblak. Report on Sector Review on Migration Statistics in the Republic of Armenia. 2015.
5 Geven, Koen. "Inequality in Armenian Higher Education." (2015)
6 Ivanic, Maros, and Will J Martin. "Poverty Impacts of the Volume-Based Special Safeguard Mechanism." (2014)
7 Martirosova, Diana. "Food data collected using acquisition and consumption approaches with daily diaries in Armenia’s ILCS 2004." (2008) Deriving Food Security Information From National Household Budget Surveys, FAO.
8 Milanovic, Branko. "Global inequality of opportunity." (2008) Development Research Group, World Bank.
9 Milanovic, Branko. "Global inequality of opportunity: How much of our income is determined at birth?." (2009)
10 Mitra, Saumya. The Caucasian tiger: sustaining economic growth in Armenia. : World Bank Publications, 2007.
11 Terteryan, Lusine. "Poverty Reduction In Armenia : The Role Of The World Bank In Combating Poverty." Master Of Arts, American University Of Armenia, 2007.
12 Tonoyan, Tamara, Michael Sauer, and Frank Schulz-Nieswandt. Growth, Inequality, Poverty and Pro-poor Health Policy. Berlin, Germany: LIT Verlag, 2010.
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