Future paths of poverty: a scenario analysis with integrated assessment models

The report investigates future poverty scenarios using integrated assessment models, examining the impact of policy interventions on poverty reduction and other variables like greenhouse gas emissions and MDGs gaps.

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The research employed integrated assessment models to simulate future poverty scenarios. It involved manipulating parameters related to social, economic, and environmental factors across different regions and countries. The study compared optimistic and pessimistic scenarios, analyzed the impact of individual policy interventions, and assessed the trade-offs between poverty reduction and environmental sustainability. It also considered the timing of policy implementation and its effects on poverty levels.

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The research uses integrated assessment models to explore future poverty scenarios, considering the impact of various policy interventions on poverty levels, greenhouse gas emissions, and progress towards Millennium Development Goals (MDGs). It compares optimistic and pessimistic scenarios, analyzes the effectiveness of individual policies, and assesses the trade-offs between poverty reduction and environmental goals. The study also examines the resilience of countries like China to negative shocks and the challenges faced by fragile states in implementing effective policies.

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Categories: Bangladesh geographic scope | China geographic scope | Democratic Republic Of Congo geographic scope | English publication language | Global geographic scope | India geographic scope | Nigeria geographic scope | economic growth | environmental sustainability | fragile states | gender equality | greenhouse gas emissions | infrastructure | integrated assessment models | mdgs gaps | policy interventions | poverty | poverty alleviation | poverty estimation | poverty scenarios | poverty traps | social protection