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|a De Stefani, Alessia.
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|a Household Vulnerability to Income Shocks in Emerging and Developing Asia :
|b The Case of Cambodia, Nepal and Vietnam /
|c Alessia De Stefani, Athene Laws, Alex Sollaci.
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|a We leverage survey data from emerging and developing Asia to highlight different aspects of household vulnerability to income shocks arising from the Covid-19 pandemic: occupation in Cambodia, self-insurance mechanisms in Nepal, and financial leverage in Vietnam. Occupation and ex-ante income levels emerge as the main drivers of vulnerability. We estimate that the pandemic could have placed an additional 6 to 9 percent of the population of each country in a vulnerable position, with the impact concentrated on urban, informal, and service sector workers. Government intervention and financial access emerge as key resilience-enhancing mechanisms.
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|a Laws, Athene.
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|a IMF Working Papers; Working Paper
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