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A Compromise Approach to the Measurement of Pro-Poorness
A growth vector is often considered as pro-poor if it generates a reductionin poverty. A second approach to pro-poorness states that growth shouldbe higher for the poor than for the non-poor. In this article, we develop ananalytical approach by considering a compromise between these two notionsof pro-poorness.