Child Labor Reduction is a policy outcome construct within development economics that specifically denotes the measurable decline in the incidence and intensity of labor among children as a direct result of conditional cash transfer programs aimed at promoting household compliance with education and health requirements.
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Child Labor in the Global Economy
Eric V. Edmonds, Nina Pavcnik · The Journal of Economic Perspectives · 2005 · 455 citations · Full text
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