Government Transfers and Time Allocation Decisions: The Case of Child Labour in Ethiopia. |

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Ethiopia

Policy Area

Policy

Authors

Prifti, Ervin, et al.

Year

2021

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Form of exploitation

Child Labour

Affected group

Households

Location

Local

Result on Child labour

In rural areas, the transfer led to a half an hour reduction in the total number of hours worked, while in urban areas, transfers had the opposite impacts, worsening the child labour situation.

Other results

In urban areas, the UCT had no impact on the share of children attending school.

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