The long-run effects of poverty alleviation resettlement on child development: Evidence from a quasi-experiment in China

Jipeng Zhang · Lue Zhan · Chong Lu

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Poverty, Education, and Child Welfare Child Nutrition and Water Access Hydropower, Displacement, Environmental Impact

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Poverty alleviation resettlement (PAR) program has become an important approach adopted by Chinese government to deal with rural poverty. Earlier programs were experimented for decades; we study a PAR program implemented by a local government in 1994.

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