ASYMMETRY IN THE FOOD PRICES AND POVERTY RELATIONSHIP: A CROSS-COUNTRY PANEL …
Edward Nicholas
Poverty remains a complex and persistent challenge, often oversimplified as a low-income issue, neglecting the broader macroeconomic and intersectoral drivers. This study addresses that gap by analyzing how food price volatility, human capital investment, and external debt jointly influence extreme poverty across six developing ASEAN and Latin American countries from 2006 to 2021. Using panel non-linear ARDL techniques, it investigates both short-run dynamics and long-run relationships betwe…
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