Targeting, universalism and child poverty in Hong Kong

Keyphrases

• Benefit Levels 14%
• Cash Transfers 14%
• Child Poverty 100%
• Copyright 14%
• Cost Target 14%
• Cross-sectional Household Survey 14%
• Economic Improvement 14%
• Effective Policy 14%
• Exclusion Error 14%
• Financial Sustainability 28%
• Flat Rates 57%
• Good Strategies 14%
• Hong Kong 100%
• Hong Kong SAR 14%
• Household Survey Data 14%
• Income Inequality 57%
• Inequality Indicators 14%
• Means Testing 100%
• Means-tested Program 14%
• Mode of Delivery 14%
• Policy Approaches 14%
• Policy Change 14%
• Policy Initiatives 14%
• Policy Options 14%
• Poor Households 14%
• Poverty & Inequality 42%
• Poverty Alleviation Strategy 14%
• Relative Effectiveness 14%
• Screening Cost 14%
• Security Assistance 28%
• Sliding Scale 28%
• Social Improvement 14%
• Social Security 28%
• Target Error 14%
• Targeting Mechanism 14%
• Universal Base 14%
• Universal Benefit Scheme 14%
• Universal Benefits 28%
• Universal Program 14%
• Universalism 100%
• Varying Dimension 14%

Social Sciences

• Financial Sustainability 50%
• Hong Kong 100%
• Household Survey 25%
• Incentive 25%
• Income Inequality 100%
• Poverty Alleviation 25%
• Survey Analysis 25%

Economics, Econometrics and Finance

• Child Poverty 100%
• Financial Sustainability 28%
• Incentives 14%
• Income Distribution 57%
• Poverty Alleviation 14%