The (Lack Of) Distortionary Effects Of Proxy-Means Test:Results From A Nationwide Experiment In Indonesia

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Banerjee Abhijit - Nama Orang; Hanna Rema - Nama Orang; Olken Benjamin A. - Nama Orang; Sumarto Sudarno - Nama Orang;

Many developing country governments determine eligibility for anti-poverty programs using censuses of household assets. Does this distort subsequent reporting of, or actual purchases of, those assets? We ran a nationwide experiment in Indonesia where, in randomly selected provinces, the government added questions on flat-screen televisions and cell-phone SIM cards to the targeting census administered to 25 million households. In a separate survey six months later, households in treated provinces report fewer televisions, though the effect dissipates thereafter. We find no change in actual television sales, or actual SIM card ownership, suggesting that consumption distortions are likely to be small.

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Judul Seri: Working Paper
No. Panggil: 330.9598 BAN.T
Penerbit: Jakarta : TNP2K., 2018
Deskripsi Fisik: PDF, 36 Halaman
Bahasa: English
ISBN/ISSN: -
Klasifikasi: 330.9598
Tipe Isi: Digital
Tipe Media: Digital Media
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Edisi: Woking Paper 6 - 2018
Subjek: Ekonomi Indonesia
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Pernyataan Tanggungjawab: Banerjee Abhijit

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The (Lack Of) Distortionary Effects Of Proxy-Means Test:Results From A Nationwide Experiment In Indonesia
Many developing country governments determine eligibility for anti-poverty programs using censuses of household assets. Does this distort subsequent reporting of, or actual purchases of, those assets? We ran a nationwide experiment in Indonesia where, in randomly selected provinces, the government added questions on flat-screen televisions and cell-phone SIM cards to the targeting census administered to 25 million households. In a separate survey six months later, households in treated provinces report fewer televisions, though the effect dissipates thereafter. We find no change in actual television sales, or actual SIM card ownership, suggesting that consumption distortions are likely to be small.

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