Development Policy Review · 2015 · 26 citations · 16 references
EconomicsPublic PolicyPublic FinanceEconomic PolicyEconomic DevelopmentDevelopment EconomicsPublic EconomicsCct SConditional Cash TransferPolitical EconomyBusinessPolitical ScienceFinancial InclusionCash TransferConditional Cash TransfersEconomic InstitutionsSocial SciencesMi Familia Progresa
This article complements existing studies on the incumbency effects of conditional cash transfers ( CCT s) by analysing the principal mechanisms by which Mi Familia Progresa ( MIFAPRO ) in Guatemala became increasingly politicised through clientelistic vote buying and threats of programme expulsion in case of non‐electoral support. It finds that MIFAPRO constitutes an emblematic case with mixed effects that are particularly relevant in the diffusion of CCT s to other developing countries.
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