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    The document discusses the macro and micro views of economic growth, poverty reduction, and household welfare. At the macro level, economic growth expands income through overall growth, while poverty reduction depends on distributing resources equitably. Key factors influencing poverty reduction include asset distribution, education, health, infrastructure, demographics, institutions, and geography. At the micro level, household welfare is determined by household decisions around production, labor, and finances, which are conditioned by infrastructure, technology, policies, and social and environmental factors. Outcomes are measured monetarily through consumption and income, and non-monetarily through indicators like health, education, and empowerment.

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    The document discusses the macro and micro views of economic growth, poverty reduction, and household welfare. At the macro level, economic growth expands income through overall growth, while poverty reduction depends on distributing resources equitably. Key factors influencing poverty reduction include asset distribution, education, health, infrastructure, demographics, institutions, and geography. At the micro level, household welfare is determined by household decisions around production, labor, and finances, which are conditioned by infrastructure, technology, policies, and social and environmental factors. Outcomes are measured monetarily through consumption and income, and non-monetarily through indicators like health, education, and empowerment.

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    2-HH Welfare Outcomes & Determinants

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    The document discusses the macro and micro views of economic growth, poverty reduction, and household welfare. At the macro level, economic growth expands income through overall growth, while poverty reduction depends on distributing resources equitably. Key factors influencing poverty reduction include asset distribution, education, health, infrastructure, demographics, institutions, and geography. At the micro level, household welfare is determined by household decisions around production, labor, and finances, which are conditioned by infrastructure, technology, policies, and social and environmental factors. Outcomes are measured monetarily through consumption and income, and non-monetarily through indicators like health, education, and empowerment.

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    Macro view: economic growth & poverty reduction

    Income Growth
    expansion of the pie (Growth Channel) Reverse Causality

    Poverty Reduction

    Determining Factors
    Asset (land) distribution Education Health Infrastructure Demographic factors Institutions Geography Initial Conditions
    division of the pie (Equity Channel)

    Condi&oning Factors, Household Decisions, and Household Welfare Condi&ons


    Micro view: household decisions & welfare outcomes


    Condi&oning Factors Investments Infrastructure Land investment


    Household Decisions Produc4on Labor supply Crop diversica4on Livestock raising Fishery HH full income Earned income Net transfers
    (public + private)

    Outcomes (General Welfare Level)


    Agrarian rela4ons Technology and informa4on Macro policies (price, tax, trade, monetary/credit, and commodity/subsectoral) External environment Interna4onal shocks Natural condi4ons (weather condi4ons, etc.) Social Capital Rela4onships Informal networks Formal networks Ins4tu4ons

    Consump4on Food Non-food

    Non-monetary Monetary measures measures Health & nutri4on Income Educa4on Expenditure Housing Empowerment Governance Social Capital

    Social Services

    Empowerment

    Public health care Educa4on Housing

    Governance Na4onal Local Govt. Units

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