This article focuses deprivation as a means of poverty and income inequality. It studies the factors explaining deprivation at the micro-level by using factor analysis technique to formulate the deprivation index and run regression to analyse key determinants of deprivation. The data is obtained from the National Living Standard Survey 2003-04. The empirical findings show that the age and gender of households head, place of residence, educational levels, occupational status, status of financial burden in a household, access to basic services and facilities are important indicators of deprivation in the Nepalese context
Involvement of higher proportion of economically active population in agriculture and laboring among...
Today, one quarter of Nepal’s population of 27 million lives on a daily income of less than two doll...
This paper descriptively analyzes the poverty scenario in Nepal and particularly focuses on poverty ...
This article focuses deprivation as a means of poverty and income inequality. It studies the factors...
Poverty in Nepal remains forefront in Nepalese development agenda since 1970s. However, there has no...
The official data as of 2010/11 affirms around 25 percent Nepali live under absolute poverty line. T...
Poverty is multidimensional in nature. Poverty is associated not only with insufficient income or co...
This paper makes an assessment of Nepalese poverty situation during 1977 - 1997 using a comparative ...
Available poverty measurement methods can be divided into three types: non-normative, semi-normative...
In the developing countries, decision makers face difficulty in allocating development resource at t...
Occupational caste is deprived in terms of education, and landholding. Due to this laboring and agri...
Urbanisation brings with it rapid socio-economic change with volatile livelihoods and unstable owner...
Using panel data from the Nepal Living Standard Surveys, this paper examines the dynamics of chronic...
Involvement of higher proportion of economically active population in agriculture and laboring among...
Urbanisation brings with it rapid socio-economic change with volatile livelihoods and unstable owner...
Involvement of higher proportion of economically active population in agriculture and laboring among...
Today, one quarter of Nepal’s population of 27 million lives on a daily income of less than two doll...
This paper descriptively analyzes the poverty scenario in Nepal and particularly focuses on poverty ...
This article focuses deprivation as a means of poverty and income inequality. It studies the factors...
Poverty in Nepal remains forefront in Nepalese development agenda since 1970s. However, there has no...
The official data as of 2010/11 affirms around 25 percent Nepali live under absolute poverty line. T...
Poverty is multidimensional in nature. Poverty is associated not only with insufficient income or co...
This paper makes an assessment of Nepalese poverty situation during 1977 - 1997 using a comparative ...
Available poverty measurement methods can be divided into three types: non-normative, semi-normative...
In the developing countries, decision makers face difficulty in allocating development resource at t...
Occupational caste is deprived in terms of education, and landholding. Due to this laboring and agri...
Urbanisation brings with it rapid socio-economic change with volatile livelihoods and unstable owner...
Using panel data from the Nepal Living Standard Surveys, this paper examines the dynamics of chronic...
Involvement of higher proportion of economically active population in agriculture and laboring among...
Urbanisation brings with it rapid socio-economic change with volatile livelihoods and unstable owner...
Involvement of higher proportion of economically active population in agriculture and laboring among...
Today, one quarter of Nepal’s population of 27 million lives on a daily income of less than two doll...
This paper descriptively analyzes the poverty scenario in Nepal and particularly focuses on poverty ...