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|a Lopes, Paulo.
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|a Mozambique :
|b Economic Rehabilitation and the Poor /
|c Paulo Lopes, Emilio Sacerdoti.
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|a Washington, D.C. :
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|a Poverty has remained widespread in Mozambique, mostly on account of the prevalent war situation. This paper provides a profile of the lowest income groups in Mozambique and examines how they were affected by the economic recovery program of 1986-90. The results, indicate that despite large price adjustments, in real terms minimum and low wages improved over the 1986-90 period. Agricultural production increased in response to better incentives, and small farmers in safe areas improved their relative income position. However, in the presence of a large refugee population and war-related destruction, there continues to be a pressing need for extended emergency aid.
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|a IMF Working Papers; Working Paper ;
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