well-being
CISPS | Climate change, inequality and social policy
Event Type: Climate Change, Inequality & Social Policy SeminarsAbstract A sound understanding of poverty traps – defined as poverty that is self-reinforcing due to the poor’s equilibrium behaviors—and... Read more

This paper reviews the theoretical and empirical evidence on single and multiple equilibria poverty traps at the macro, meso, and, especially, micro levels. Read more

Paper considers the practical trade-offs policy makers and practitioners must navigate when utilizing the concept of well-being in environmental interventions. Read more

When agents are unable to smooth consumption and have distorted beliefs about the likelihood of future income realisations, uncertainty about... Read more

Original article posted on UNDP Human Development Reports Imagine for a moment that you are a baker. Now what would... Read more
