… Our analysis sheds light on the implications of incorporating recipients’ living … The
emergence of the poverty-assistance paradox we have described is highly dependent on the way …

… In the model, poverty assistance is based on the deservingness principle and … the ’povertyassistance
paradox’. Our Proposition 1 delineates conditions under which this kind of paradox …

… Our poverty%assistance paradox rests upon the fact that low income is a noisy signal of
laziness, while high income might be a sign of diligence. Let us provide a closer look at …

… the capabilities offered by digital technologies. This paper opens a discussion on “the
PovertyAssistance Paradox” based on the … The analysis is based on the user comments under the …

… In the model, poverty assistance is based on the deservingness principle and … the ’povertyassistance
paradox’. Our Proposition 1 delineates conditions under which this kind of paradox …

… Ambiguous procedures for estimating whether particular families qualify for poverty
assistance often makes programs unnecessarily costly. Ambiguous criteria can cause true or …

… First, we highlight the paradoxical relationship that may exist between trust and poverty to
discourage citizens from participating in public decision-making processes. Access difficulties …

… to make their living so they are in the paradoxical position of working to eliminate their own
jobs… After over a half-century of official development and anti-poverty assistance at home and …

… that the paradox of redistribution also bears relevance for ODA. The key insight of this
debate for the … The fewer countries spend on total aid, the more they focus on poverty-orientation. …

… Social protection policies are one of the foundations of the welfare state, hence the … in
general and poverty assistance in particular. The incorporation of these policies into the sphere of …