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Who receives targeted benefits in transition? The effect of household characteristics on take-up rates in Russia's child allowance programme

Alexandrova, Anastasia; & Grishina, Elena. (2007). Who receives targeted benefits in transition? The effect of household characteristics on take-up rates in Russia's child allowance programme. Social Policy and Society, 6(2), 141-50.

Alexandrova, Anastasia; & Grishina, Elena. (2007). Who receives targeted benefits in transition? The effect of household characteristics on take-up rates in Russia's child allowance programme. Social Policy and Society, 6(2), 141-50.

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This article addresses the issue of low targeting efficiency of the Russian child allowance programme. We look at non-take-up of eligible households and inclusion of the non-eligible, and show that household characteristics are significant determinants of the programme take-up, as they affect households' earning potential and expected level of benefit. We believe that the results of the research give useful suggestions on how targeting of child allowances can be improved in Russia.




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Alexandrova, Anastasia
Grishina, Elena



2007


Social Policy and Society

6

2

141-50







10.1017/S1474746406003411



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