Margaret Grosh

World Bank — United States

Social Sciences · Social Sciences

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Research Topics

Poverty, Education, and Child Welfare(46), Income, Poverty, and Inequality(42), Gender, Labor, and Family Dynamics(14), Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth(13), Child Nutrition and Water Access(10)

Publications114 total

A synopsis of ‘<i>Revisiting Targeting in Social Assistance: A New Look at Old Dilemmas</i>’
Global Social Policy·2022· 2 cited
How to Harness the Power of Data and Inference: Technical Discussion for Selected Targeting Methods
The World Bank eBooks·2022· 1 citedOpen Access
Overview
The World Bank eBooks·2022
Unpacking the Empirics of Targeting in Low- and Middle-Income Countries
The World Bank eBooks·2022
Improving Targeting Outcomes through Attention to Delivery Systems
The World Bank eBooks·2022· 1 cited
Front Matter
The World Bank eBooks·2022
Targeting within Universal Social Protection
The World Bank eBooks·2022· 1 cited
Choosing among Targeting Methods
The World Bank eBooks·2022· 1 cited
Moving from General Abstraction toward Implementable Concepts in Stability and in Crisis
The World Bank eBooks·2022
A Continuing Journey
The World Bank eBooks·2020
Exploring Universal Basic Income
RePEc: Research Papers in Economics·2020· 4 cited
Back Matter: Appendices A through E
The World Bank eBooks·2019
What Does It Take to Deliver a Universal Basic Income in Practice?
The World Bank eBooks·2019· 1 cited
Overview: Exploring Universal Basic Income
The World Bank eBooks·2019· 6 cited
UBI as Social Assistance: Comparative Models and Instruments
The World Bank eBooks·2019· 3 cited
The Idea of Universal Basic Income
The World Bank eBooks·2019· 2 cited
Front Matter
The World Bank eBooks·2019
Exploring Universal Basic Income: A Guide to Navigating Concepts, Evidence, and Practices
Washington, DC: World Bank eBooks·2019· 231 cited
Conclusions and Final Considerations
The World Bank eBooks·2019
The Conceptual Underpinnings of Risk-Sharing Policy and the Changing Nature of Losses
The World Bank eBooks·2019
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Frequent Co-authors

Paul Glewwe(6), David Coady(5), John Hoddinott(5), Emil Teșliuc(4), Ariel Fiszbein(3), Norbert Schady(3), Francisco H. G. Ferreira(3), Niall Keleher(3), Pedro Olinto(3), Emmanuel Skoufias(3), Carlo del Ninno(3), Ugo Gentilini(3), Ruslan Yemtsov(3), Azedine Ouerghi(2), Jamele Rigolini(2), Donald A. P. Bundy(2), Carmen Burbano(2), Aulo Gelli(2), Judy L. Baker(2), Juan Carlos Muñoz(2)