On the definition and measurement of chronic poverty

On the definition and measurement of chronic poverty

by Rolf Aaberge

Book 2659 of Discussion Paper --

2007

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"As an alternative to the conventional methods for measuring chronic poverty, this paper proposes an interpersonal comparable measure of permanent income as a basis for defining and measuring chronic poverty. This approach accounts for the fact that individuals regularly undertake inter-period income transfers. Moreover, the approach allows for individual-specific interest rates on borrowing and saving as well as for the presence of liquidity constraints. Due to the general nature the proposed method proves useful for evaluating the theoretical basis of the standard methods for measuring chronic poverty"--Forschungsinstitut zur Zukunft der Arbeit web site.

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