Interesting post by Edward Carr ‘Mistakes Behavioral Economists Make‘ on his blog “Open the Echo Chamber” about the need to understand “what success looks like” when planning and evaluating interventions to reduce poverty.
There is still a lurking, underlying presumption that in making livelihoods decisions people are trying to maximize income and or the
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