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Is There a Divergence Between Objective Measures and Subjective Perceptions of Poverty Trends? Evidence from West and Central Africa

Quentin T. Wodon

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Health, Nutrition and Population-Population Policies Services and Transfers to Poor Poverty Reduction-Rural Poverty Reduction Poverty Reduction-Achieving Shared Growth Poverty Monitoring and Analysis

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Health, Nutrition and Population-Population Policies Services and Transfers to Poor Poverty Reduction-Rural Poverty Reduction Poverty Reduction-Achieving Shared Growth Poverty Monitoring and Analysis

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Health, Nutrition and Population-Population Policies Services and Transfers to Poor Poverty Reduction-Rural Poverty Reduction Poverty Reduction-Achieving Shared Growth Poverty Monitoring and Analysis

Key concepts: Poverty, Divergence (linguistics), Poverty rate, Development economics, Poverty reduction, Perception, Geography, Survey data collection

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