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Household Budget Survey 2003

Moldova, 2003
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MDA_2003_HBS_v01_M
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Department for Statistics and Sociology of the Republic of Moldova
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Sep 15, 2013
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The data from this study are used in the following publications:
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1 Coupé, Tom, and Hanna Vakhitova. "Recent dynamics of returns to education in transition countries." Kyiv School of Economics Discussion Paper , no. 39 (2011).
2 Davalos, Maria E, and Moritz Meyer. "Moldova: a story of upward economic mobility." World Bank Policy Research Working Paper , no. 7167 (2015).
3 Kainu, Markus. "Twenty years of transition-poverty outcomes of income redistribution schemes in European post-socialist countries research plan." (2009)
4 Lampietti, Julian A, Sudeshna Ghosh Banerjee, and Amelia Branczik. People and power: electricity sector reforms and the poor in Europe and Central Asia. : World Bank Publications, 2007.
5 Menchini, Leonardo, and Gerry Redmond. "Child consumption poverty in South-Eastern Europe and the Commonwealth of Independent States." The International Association for Research in Income and Wealth. Jonesuu, Finland, 2006.
6 Menchini, Leonardo, and Gerry Redmond. "Poverty and deprivation among children in Eastern Europe and Central Asia." (2009) International Journal of Social Welfare.
7 Pushak, Taras, Yaroslav Pushak, and Natalia Ivashchuk. Influence of Electricity Privatization on the Living Standard in Transition Economies. 2007.
8 Silber, Jacques, and Paolo Verme. "Distributional change, reference groups, and the measurement of relative deprivation." (2010) Research on Economic Inequality.
9 Stewart, Kitty, and Carmen Huerta. "Reinvesting in children? Policies for the very young in south eastern europe and the cis." (2006) Innocenti Working Paper.
10 Verme, Paolo. "The poverty reduction capacity of public and private transfers in transition." Journal of Development Studies 47, no. 6 (2011): 870-893.
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