SOCIAL SECURITY IN DEVELOPING COUNTRIES: MYTH OR NECESSITY? EVIDENCE FROM INDIA

This paper discusses the importance of social security policies in developing economies, using empirical evidence from India. The paper discusses the viability of implementing systems of social protection in developing countries and provides an empirical analysis of the effects of socio-economic sec...

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Main Author: PATRICIA JUSTINO
Format: Printed Book
Published: PRUS WORKING PAPER NO. 20 2003
Subjects:
SOCIAL PROTECTION ECONOMIC GROWTH SIMULTANEOUS EQUATION MODELS PANEL DATA
Online Access:http://10.26.1.76/ks/00886.pdf
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