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Seife Dendir
 
''Household shocks and child labor in rural Malawi''
( 2007, Vol. 4 No.1 )
 
 
This paper investigates the impact of household shocks on the incidence and intensity of child labor in rural Malawi. Intensity is measured as the reported number of sessions that a child was working. Probit and zero-inflated negative binomial estimates fail to provide evidence in support of the hypothesis that child labor increases in response to the occurrence of shocks.
 
 
Keywords:
JEL: D1 - Household Behavior: General
O1 - Economic Development: General
 
Manuscript Received : Jan 09 2007 Manuscript Accepted : Jan 15 2007

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