Abstract: The article develops a concept and a measure of the monetary capacity of a country to reduce its own poverty and shows how these tools can be used to guide budget allocations or the allocation of aid. The authors call this concept the income lever. Making use of tax and distributive theory, the article shows how different redistributive criteria correspond to the different normative criteria of the income lever. It then constructs various income lever indexes based on these criteria and uses such indexes to rank countries according to their own capacity to reduce poverty.

Ceriani L., Verme P. (2014). The Income Lever and the Allocation of Aid. JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES, 50(11), 1510-1522 [10.1080/00220388.2014.951037].

The Income Lever and the Allocation of Aid

Verme P.
2014

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Abstract: The article develops a concept and a measure of the monetary capacity of a country to reduce its own poverty and shows how these tools can be used to guide budget allocations or the allocation of aid. The authors call this concept the income lever. Making use of tax and distributive theory, the article shows how different redistributive criteria correspond to the different normative criteria of the income lever. It then constructs various income lever indexes based on these criteria and uses such indexes to rank countries according to their own capacity to reduce poverty.
2014
Ceriani L., Verme P. (2014). The Income Lever and the Allocation of Aid. JOURNAL OF DEVELOPMENT STUDIES, 50(11), 1510-1522 [10.1080/00220388.2014.951037].
Ceriani L.; Verme P.
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