Poverty alleviation and sector development

The study analyses the linkage between an increase in a sector's growth of output and poverty alleviation. A multiplier decomposition method shows the linkages through which a productions sector's output contributes to poverty alleviation. The empirical data of the thesis is based on a socioecono...

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Autor principal: Okalang, Kenneth
Formato: Otro
Lenguaje:sueco
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Publicado: 2008
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Acceso en línea:https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/10907/
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description The study analyses the linkage between an increase in a sector's growth of output and poverty alleviation. A multiplier decomposition method shows the linkages through which a productions sector's output contributes to poverty alleviation. The empirical data of the thesis is based on a socioeconomic system represented by the 1999 Social accounting Matrix (SAM) for Uganda. It is shown that a multiplier can be broken down into two multiplicative effects. Firstly, the distributional effects where the impact of a sector's output on poverty alleviation can be direct through incomes to the poor households from their labor or land to the sector's grow of output. Secondly, the interdependency effects which results from the indirect effects operating through the interdependence of economic activities sometimes called the closed loop effect. The decomposition method shows that growth in agriculture alleviates poverty among poor households, followed then by the services sector and the industry sectors. The policy implication is that the process of industrialization involves moving the bulk of the labor force from the agricultural sector to the industry sector and this can be enhanced by education and training.
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spelling RepoSLU109072017-09-21T09:53:47Z https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/10907/ Poverty alleviation and sector development Okalang, Kenneth Development economics and policies The study analyses the linkage between an increase in a sector's growth of output and poverty alleviation. A multiplier decomposition method shows the linkages through which a productions sector's output contributes to poverty alleviation. The empirical data of the thesis is based on a socioeconomic system represented by the 1999 Social accounting Matrix (SAM) for Uganda. It is shown that a multiplier can be broken down into two multiplicative effects. Firstly, the distributional effects where the impact of a sector's output on poverty alleviation can be direct through incomes to the poor households from their labor or land to the sector's grow of output. Secondly, the interdependency effects which results from the indirect effects operating through the interdependence of economic activities sometimes called the closed loop effect. The decomposition method shows that growth in agriculture alleviates poverty among poor households, followed then by the services sector and the industry sectors. The policy implication is that the process of industrialization involves moving the bulk of the labor force from the agricultural sector to the industry sector and this can be enhanced by education and training. I den här uppsatsen analyseras kopplingen mellan en ökning av en sektors produktions utveckling och fattigdomsbekämpning. En multiplikator dekomponerings metod visar de återkopplings effekter som gör att en sektors produktion kan bidra till fattigdoms bekämpning. Uppsatsens empiriska data är baserat på ett socioekonomiskt system representerat av en social räkenskapes matris för Uganda 1999, en så kallad social accounting matrix eller SAM. Uppsatsen visar att en multiplikatorn kan bli nedbruten i två separata multiplikatoreffekter, dels en fördelningeffekt och dels en interdependenseffekt . Fördelnings effekten som är direkt visar hur produktionen i en viss sektor bidrar till fattigdoms bekämpning genom de inkomster fattiga hushåll får för sitt arbete eller sin mark. Interdependens effekten är indirekt och är resultatet av det ömsesidiga beroende som är inbyggt i de ekonomiska aktiviteterna. Dekomponerings metoden visar att tillväxten i jordbruks sektorn bäst lindrar fattigdomen bland de fattiga hushållen, följt av tjänste sektorn och industri sektorn. Det intressanta ur ett policy perspektiv är att industrialiseringen inbegriper flyttandet av huvuddelen av arbeteskraften från lantbruks sektorn till industri sektorn och att denna process kan främjas genom satsningar på utbildning. 2008-04-28 Other NonPeerReviewed application/pdf sv https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/10907/1/okalang_k_170921.pdf Okalang, Kenneth, 2008. Poverty alleviation and sector development : a SAM multiplier analysis applied to Uganda. UNSPECIFIED, Uppsala. Uppsala: (NL, NJ) > Dept. of Economics <https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/view/divisions/OID-510.html> urn:nbn:se:slu:epsilon-s-7050 eng
spellingShingle Development economics and policies
Okalang, Kenneth
Poverty alleviation and sector development
title Poverty alleviation and sector development
title_full Poverty alleviation and sector development
title_fullStr Poverty alleviation and sector development
title_full_unstemmed Poverty alleviation and sector development
title_short Poverty alleviation and sector development
title_sort poverty alleviation and sector development
topic Development economics and policies
url https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/10907/
https://stud.epsilon.slu.se/10907/