To be successful, Social Safety Net (SSN) programs require three elements of policy design: technical correctness, administrative feasibility and political viability; yet the politically supportable aspect is often neglected. In this note, several features of political economy applicable to the choice, design, and implementation of safety net programs are discussed: modeling the electoral politics of targeting; the roles of attitudes and perceptions;...
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The political economy of targeted safety nets
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Ouerghi,Azedine.
The political economy of targeted safety nets (Russian). Social Safety Nets Primer Notes; no. 20 Washington, DC: World Bank. http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/628081468137398999