Born poor, stay poor? Linking evidence on intergenerational poverty, child poverty and adult poverty to examine whether offspring of poor parents develop into chronically poor adults

Shahin Yaqub

Economics PhD Theses from Department of Economics, University of Sussex Business School

Date: 2004
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