A country’s system of taxation can have differential effects on men and women. This column looks at the experience of...
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The informal sector in developing countries comprises more than just unregistered street vendors and tiny businesses:...
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In recent decades, India has experienced rapid economic growth alongside radical affirmative action programs enacted...
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Among the many development challenges discussed on GlobalDev over what is nearly five years of publishing, issues...
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A lack of continuity of care for people living with HIV during natural disasters and other crises can have highly...
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Choice of energy for cooking affects the wellbeing of children and women disproportionately. Fully capturing the health...
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