This paper introduces a variety of concepts and methods to examine living standards improvements in Nepal in a dynamic perspective. Using data from three rounds of Nepal Living Standards Surveys conducted in the past two decades, together with data from a nationally representative survey that was implemented in 2014 specifically to collect information on social and economic mobility, the paper presents novel statistics on the extent of inter- and intra-generational mobility in Nepal.
However, triangulating subjective well-being data from Gallup, it appears that a majority of even those who constitute the middle class are fundamentally insecure about their economic futures. The prevalence of a large vulnerable population and a nascent, growing but struggling middle class represents a key challenge to consolidating recent gains in moving people out of poverty.
#WB #Mobility #2016
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Official Document
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Keywords:
SOCIAL STRUCTURE, OCCUPATIONAL MOBILITY, LABOUR MOBILITY, SOCIAL INTERACTION, SOCIAL STATUS, SOCIAL STRUCTURE, ECONOMIC MOBILITY, EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENT, INTER GENERATIONAL MOBILITY, OCCUPATION, SELF EMPLOYMENT
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Thematic Group: UN
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International Peace and Security
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14.05.03
- Social Development
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